Data center market intelligence

Find the right data center markets, sites and opportunities

Compare markets, qualify sites and prioritise commercial opportunities using sourced supply, power, timing and anonymised demand evidence.

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4,073

Publicly verified supply sites

Published, non-demo supply

117

Countries with verified supply

Supply coverage, not every country in the world

37,056 MW

Reported IT capacity

Disclosed IT MW, including pipeline; no modelled fallback

12,098.0 GW

Tracked electrical generation capacity

Published electrical MW, live and pipeline; excludes undisclosed capacity

109,544

Generation units tracked

Published non-demo units; not data centre sites

741,861

Mapped network objects

Transmission coverage; not available grid headroom

Metric scope

Supply counts published, publicly verified, non-demo sites. Reported IT MW can include planned capacity and does not mean capacity available now. Generation GW is tracked electrical capacity across live, construction and development records with disclosed capacity, not IT capacity or grid headroom. Network objects are not available grid capacity. Demand MW is a different measure. Source and methodology

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Explore 5 real data centers across 5 countries and selected power substations from official public sources. This non-contractual extract illustrates PowerlandMap’s mapping coverage and data fields. Proximity does not establish a grid connection or available capacity.

5 sites shown · 5 countries

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Operator-documented site

Green Mountain SVG-Rennesøy

Green Mountain · Rennesøy, near Stavanger, Norway

Hodneveien 260, 4150 Rennesøy, Norway

Operational — operator-listed

1 officially sourced power examples in the surrounding area · Explore area on the map to inspect

Maximum total IT capacity

25 MW[1]

Campus footprint

23,000 m²[1]

Average PUE

1.18[1]

Grid supplies

3 independent supplies[1]

Infrastructure

Facility: Operational former NATO mountain hall[1]
Year built: 2013[1]
Energy & cooling: Hydropower · fjord cooling[1]
Backup generators: N+1, prime rated[1]

Connectivity & assurance

Carrier access: Carrier neutral[1]
Interconnection: Two redundant meet-me rooms[1]
Operator claim: Tier III certified (operator-stated)[1]

Evidence details

25 MW is a maximum total site figure, not installed or available-to-buy capacity. Operator-reported specifications do not indicate capacity available to buy.

Site marker: community-mapped street address, not the building footprint. Map location source . Mapped power features do not establish a physical connection, headroom or ability to connect.

Sources reviewed 29 September 2026

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Across the workspace, compare site stage, capacity basis and timing; examine surrounding power infrastructure and market demand; use electricity benchmarks and CAPEX/OPEX tools; and trace sourced changes. These are platform capabilities, not findings about the five examples above.

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Beyond this selection, PowerlandMap tracks 4,073 sites across 117 countries — published, publicly verified, non-demo supply. See live coverage

Shared source of truth

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The same source-qualified market evidence supports different decisions across the data-center and AI-infrastructure value chain

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Colocation operators, hyperscalers, AI cloud & occupiers

Screen markets and commercialisable capacity against power, timing and operating requirements

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Questions to investigate

Which sites match the required reported IT capacity?
Which have documented power and delivery milestones aligned to deployment?
How do dated electricity cost references compare on the same source and tax basis?

Available evidence: Qualified supply, reported IT MW, documented power paths, timing, electricity economics and anonymised market context
Illustrative use case: Screen locations for a 20 MW IT deployment targeted for 2028, flagging delivery dates and power evidence for direct confirmation
Practical output: A shortlist for direct technical and commercial qualification, not a guarantee of available capacity
Relevant lifecycle stages: Qualification · operation · expansion

Signals support prioritisation and human qualification; they do not establish a tender, order, contract or available grid headroom

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Evidence and traceability

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The real sites above are documented by their operators on public pages. In the full platform, stage, reported IT capacity, timing, source and verification date belong together. Reported IT MW is not modelled capacity, electrical MW or buyer demand MW. A mapped power asset does not establish available grid capacity.

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Live coverage

A connected view of supply, demand and power

Published, anonymised aggregates from the production coverage snapshot. These are not a full census, unique buyer counts, or proof of deliverable power.

2,867

Live supply sites

Distinct from construction and development

176

Current demand records

Not unique buyers or contracted capacity

154

Electricity price references

Current, non-demo benchmarks

Snapshot calculated 29 Sept, 08:17 UTC · Supply last verified 2026-09-29

Reported IT MW excludes modelled fallback. Tracked electrical generation capacity includes live and pipeline records with published capacity; it is not available grid power or buyer demand MW.

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Common questions

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Does coverage include every site?

No. Published totals describe monitored, publicly verified supply, not a complete census. Coverage and verification vary by market; check the evidence and methodology before relying on a shortlist.

How current are records?

Aggregate calculation and database update times appear with the coverage figures. Individual records carry their own source and verification dates, which can differ.

Is IT MW the same as electrical or demand MW?

No. Reported IT MW may include planned capacity. Modelled IT capacity is separate. Electrical MW and buyer demand MW are different measures and do not establish available capacity.

When does paid access begin?

Applications are vetted. Professional access activates only after confirmed payment, not just checkout. Team Intelligence and Enterprise are quoted on an order form.

How many seats and what commitment?

Professional: one named user and an initial three-month commitment, then monthly. Team Intelligence: up to five users; Enterprise: up to fifteen. Both have a twelve-month commitment. The accepted plan or order form governs.

Can I export or redistribute data?

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