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The Power Reality Check
Before you commit to a site, check the claim.
A concise, independent commercial assessment of one European data-centre or powered-land site. Understand what is evidenced, what remains unknown and what to check next.
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Explore the dataWhat could stop the site?
Read power, planning and development constraints together, with conflicts kept visible.
What should happen next?
A go, no-go or proceed-with-conditions commercial view, with the documents and specialist checks needed.
Ten connected checks
Power is central. The site still has to work.
Planning and decisions
Permissions, conditions, appeals and the next decision needed.
Land-use zoning
The adopted policy and whether the proposed use fits.
Grid and import position
Applications, offers and connection claims, with their actual evidence.
Fibre
Site entry, route evidence and the questions around diversity.
Ownership and control
The published ownership position and documents needed to verify control.
Land and access
Site boundaries, usable footprint, access and stated constraints.
Environment and ground
Published flood, ground, ecology, heritage and environmental issues.
Water, cooling and heat
The evidenced utility position and unresolved dependencies.
Demand and location
The stated use case and the evidence behind the location claim.
Programme and delivery
Grid works, planning, procurement and other dependencies that drive timing.
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173Data-centre projects
31Active land investigations & watches
31Demand & infrastructure signals
24Connected location groups
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Records in this dataset01–45–1415+
Country coverage, not site locations. Small countries are available in the filter. Boundaries: Natural Earth, public domain.
All Europe 173 records
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IrelandPermitted
Art Data Centres — Ennis campus
Art Data Centres Limited
200 MW unspecifiedCapacity basis
Conflicting published claim · Planned six-hall campus. The June 2022 NTS describes 200 MW IT, but EIAR chapter 2 describes 200 MW total load and 27 MW IT per hall. The published definitions conflict; no verified operating or secured-import capacity is implied.
United KingdomOperating
Kao Data KLON-02
Kao Data
10 MW ITCapacity basis
Published claim · KLON-02 expandable design/2023 opening headline. Operator described 8.8 MW base expandable to 10 MW; current undated campus page still lists 8.8 MW. Neither is spare capacity or utility import.
United KingdomUnder construction
Kao Data KLON-03
Kao Data
17.6 MW ITCapacity basis
Published claim · KLON-03 planned hybrid-cooled IT capacity. Not secured utility MVA.
CzechiaUnder construction
CRA Prague Gateway DC
CRA Prague Gateway DC a.s. / České Radiokomunikace
4 MW ITCapacity basis
Published claim · Initial phase-one IT module in Cordiant's 2026 results; full campus design is 17.3 MW IT. These are development capacities, not operational MW.
Coverage is developing. Published capacity is not proof of available grid import.Country coverage
Beyond the project directory
A signal is a starting point.
Follow it through the infrastructure, the site and the people involved.
Power + fibre
Western Ireland
Where could the next cluster emerge?
Transmission plans meet a new fibre corridor. The connection horizon is the deciding constraint.Follow the storyLand + planning
Belview, Ireland
What happens before a project is announced?
Access and utility preparation reveal a landbank worth watching. Import capacity remains unverified.Follow the storyDemand + delivery
Prague, Czechia
Who is turning demand into a project?
Connect the capacity reservation, contractor appointment and fibre procurement to one campus.Follow the storyFind the project teamDevelopers, contractors and consultants in one place.
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