Europe Sustainable Data Center Market - Industry Outlook & Forecast 2024-2029

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THE EUROPE SUSTAINABLE DATA CENTER MARKET SIZE WAS VALUED AT USD 8.88 BILLION IN 2023 AND IS EXPECTED TO REACH USD 16.89 BILLION BY 2029, GROWING AT A CAGR OF 11.32%.

The Europe Sustainable Data Center Market Research Report Includes Size, Share, and Growth in Terms of

  1. Infrastructure: Electrical Infrastructure, Mechanical Infrastructure, and General Construction
  2. Geography: Western Europe (UK, Germany, France, Netherlands, Ireland, Switzerland, and Other Western European Countries), Nordics (Sweden, Denmark, Norway, and Finland & Iceland), and Central and Eastern Europe (Poland and Other Central & Eastern European Countries)

Industry Analysis Report, Regional Outlook, Growth Potential, Price Trends, Competitive Market Share & Forecast 2024–2029.

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EUROPE SUSTAINABLE DATA CENTER MARKET REPORT SCOPE

REPORT ATTRIBUTEDETAILS
Market Size (2029)USD 16.89 Billion
Market Size (2023)USD 8.88 Billion
CAGR BY INVESTMENT (2023-2029)11.32%
POWER CAPACITY (2029)1,782 MW
HISTORIC YEAR2020-2022
BASE YEAR2023
FORECAST YEAR2024-2029
MARKET SEGMENTSInfrastructure and Geography
GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSISWestern Europe, Nordics, and Central and Eastern Europe
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MARKET INSIGHTS

The Europe sustainable data center market by investment was valued at USD 8.88 billion in 2023 and is expected to reach USD 16.89 billion by 2029, growing at a CAGR of 11.32% during the forecast period. Major colocation companies deploying renewable energy in their data center facilities include Equinix, Digital Realty, CyrusOne, Vantage Data Centers, Iron Mountain, NTT DATA, and others. New operators such as Ada Infrastructure, Conapto, Start Campus, and others are also using renewable energy to power their new data center facilities. The market is also developing several self-built data center facilities from major hyperscale operators, including Google, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft, Apple, and Meta (Facebook). These operators are deploying the latest data center technologies, which are environmentally friendly, thus enhancing sustainability. Furthermore, the Europe sustainable data center market is experiencing significant trends; these include a growing focus on energy efficiency, increased use of renewable energy sources, an emphasis on reducing carbon footprint, greater awareness of water conservation, and integrating innovative technologies for sustainable operations. Also, the market is committed to balancing technological advancements with environmental responsibility. Some new innovations in the data center industry include using HVO fuel instead of traditional diesel fuel for generators, liquid immersion, direct-to-chip cooling solutions, etc.

KEY TRENDS

Increased Focus on Renewable Energy Sources

  1. The major hyperscale operators, such as AWS, Google, Microsoft, and Apple, are procuring renewable energy for their data centers. For instance, AWS meets 85% of its energy requirements from renewable energy. Google and Apple meet 100% of their energy requirements for data centers from renewable energy. Microsoft aims to power all data centers with 100% renewable energy by 2025.
  2. Colocation operators such as Equinix, Iron Mountain, CyrusOne, Digital Realty, maincubes SECURE DATACENTERS, and others are proactively signing Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) and procuring renewable energy to power their data center facilities to meet their sustainability goals. Digital Realty meets 100% of the energy requirements for European data centers from renewable energy.

Emerging Trends to Power Data Centers

  1. Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) fuel is increasingly being used in the Europe sustainable data center market as part of the push toward sustainability and reduced carbon footprint. For instance, in December 2023, Kao Data’s second data center in Harlow, UK, is operational. The KLON-02 data center is designed and built with a strong focus on sustainability and efficiency. The facility will run entirely on certified renewable energy and use hydrotreated vegetable oil for its backup generators.
  2. Fuel cells are emerging as a promising solution for powering data centers due to their numerous advantages. Fuel cells can revolutionize the data center market by providing clean, efficient, and reliable power. For instance, in August 2024, Equinix is looking into using hydrogen fuel cells at its data center in Dublin, Ireland.
  3. Microgrids and smart grids can be adopted by data center operators functioning in regions with an uncertain power supply owing to factors such as natural disasters and power fluctuations.

Government Push Toward Sustainability

  1. The European government made significant strides in achieving its goals outlined in the sustainability plan. The European Union has set strict rules to cut carbon emissions. The EU’s Green Deal aims for carbon neutrality by 2050. Data centers must follow energy efficiency standards and use more renewable energy. The Energy Efficiency Directive (EED) requires large businesses, including data centers, to regularly check their energy use and improve their energy management.
  2. The UK government has committed to Net Zero Emissions by 2050, thus compelling all data center operators to become carbon neutral. The Danish government plans to establish two energy islands by 2030, expanding Denmark’s renewable energy capacity by over 4 GW.

SEGMENTATION INSIGHTS

Electrical Infrastructure

The electrical and power infrastructure landscape is undergoing significant changes and transformations from traditional uses. The market is now more focused on enhancing reliability and boosting efficiency. For instance:

  1. AWS will use HVO across all its European data centers. It has already replaced diesel with HVO in Ireland.
  2. Microsoft partnered with Eaton, which will fit all of Microsoft’s data centers with grid-interactive UPS.
  3. Companies are also considering using liquid metal batteries, sodium-ion batteries, and Nickel-Zinc batteries, which are in the introductory stage and may be revolutionary soon for the data center industry.

Mechanical Infrastructure

Europe to witness increased advanced cooling technologies. Most companies have deployed free cooling and zero-water cooling, leveraging the cold temperature of the region.

  1. The Copenhagen data center of Digital Realty employs a free-cooling system that integrates cold aisle containment and adiabatic cooling techniques.
  2. NTT DATA Berlin 2 data center facility is equipped with N+1 redundancy of water-based cooling systems supported by free cooling and has cold-aisle containment.

General Construction

Adopt sustainable and innovative construction design/material in data centers in Europe.

  1. Hyperscale operators such as AWS, Microsoft, Apple, and Google are taking the lead in using sustainable materials to construct data centers.
  2. Companies are introducing technologies such as green concrete, modular data centers, and more in their data center construction.
  3. Data4 has been using low-carbon concrete in its data centers since 2021.
  4. District heating is prevalent in Europe, majorly in Nordic countries, followed by Western Europe, where data center firms transfer heat generated from data centers to nearby offices, residential places, swimming pools, and others.

GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS

  1. The Nordic region is suitable for green data center development as there is no need for water-based cooling, and Nordic countries source maximum power supply from renewable energy and support Europe’s sustainable data center market growth.
  2. Site selection for data centers across Europe will mostly depend on access to renewable energy.
  3. Spain, Portugal, Greece, and others are on the back of investments in renewable energy, with easy availability of space in markets in comparison to Germany, the UK, and other crowded markets.
  4. Western Europe and the Nordic region will remain hotspots for data center development, with more companies flocking to the Europe sustainable data center market.
  5. Most data centers in Central and Eastern European countries invest in renewable energy, especially Poland, Czechia, Romania, and Austria, to reduce PUE from 1.5 to around 1.3 or lower. These countries offer attractive opportunities for data center investors during the forecast period.

VENDOR LANDSCAPE

  1. The Europe sustainable data center market is rapidly evolving as organizations prioritize energy efficiency and sustainability.
  2. Google is among the top operators in the data center market, known for its commitment to sustainability and energy efficiency. The company aims to run all its data centers on carbon-free energy by 2030, and it uses AI to optimize cooling systems, reducing energy use by up to 30%.
  3. Renewable energy companies such as Orsted, Engie, GreenYellow, Enel Group, and many more are supplying renewable energy to data center operators. These companies are setting up new plants exclusively for data center companies, thus providing clean power sources for data center companies. For instance, Google has entered into a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with Engie to acquire 118 MW of power from wind energy in Belgium.
  4. Colocation vendors such as Equinix, Digital Realty, Vantage Data Centers, CyrusOne, STACK Infrastructure, Colt Data Centre Services, and hyperscale vendors such as Microsoft, AWS, Google, Apple, Meta, and others are adopting the latest and sustainable technologies across the data center facilities.

SNAPSHOT

The Europe sustainable data center market size by investment will reach USD 16.89 billion by 2029, growing at a CAGR of 11.32% from 2023 to 2029.

The following factors are likely to contribute to the growth of the Europe sustainable data center market during the forecast period:

  1. Renewable Energy Initiatives by Hyperscale & Cloud Operators
  2. Renewable Energy Initiatives by Colocation Operators
  3. AI Monitoring Solutions and Software
  4. Innovations in Data Center Construction

Base Year: 2023

Forecast Year: 2024-2029

The study considers the present scenario of the Europe sustainable data center market and its market dynamics for 2024−2029. It covers a detailed overview of several market growth enablers, restraints, and trends. The report offers both the demand and supply aspects of the market. It profiles and examines leading companies and other prominent ones operating in the market.

Data Center Investors

  1. Ada Infrastructure
  2. Business Overview
  3. Service Offerings
  4. Sustainability
  5. AWS
  6. Apple
  7. AtlasEdge
  8. Atman
  9. atNorth (Partners Group)
  10. AQ Compute
  11. Aruba
  12. Bahnhof
  13. Beyond.pl
  14. Bulk Infrastructure
  15. Colt Data Centre Services (Colt DCS)
  16. Conapto
  17. CloudHQ
  18. CyrusOne
  19. Data4
  20. Digital Realty
  21. EdgeConneX (EQT Infrastructure)
  22. Equinix
  23. Global Switch
  24. Google
  25. Green
  26. Green Mountain (Azrieli Group)
  27. Iron Mountain
  28. Kao Data
  29. Keppel Data Centres
  30. LCL Data Centers
  31. maincubes SECURE DATACENTERS
  32. Meta (Facebook)
  33. Microsoft
  34. Nautilus Data Technologies
  35. nLighten
  36. NorthC
  37. NTT DATA
  38. Orange Business
  39. OVHcloud
  40. Penta Infra
  41. Prime Data Centers
  42. Pure Data Centres
  43. STACK Infrastructure
  44. Start Campus
  45. Switch Datacenters
  46. Telehouse
  47. Vantage Data Centers
  48. Verne
  49. VIRTUS Data Centres
  50. Yondr

Renewable Energy Providers

  1. ACCONIA Energia
  2. Business Overview
  3. Service Offerings
  4. Better Energy
  5. Bryt Energy
  6. Conrad Energy
  7. Datafarm Energy
  8. EDP Renewables
  9. Eneco
  10. Enel Group
  11. Engie
  12. ERG
  13. European Energy
  14. FuturEnergy Ireland
  15. GreenYellow
  16. HDF Energy
  17. Iberdrola
  18. ib vogt
  19. Ilmatar Energy
  20. Neoen
  21. NTR
  22. Ørsted
  23. Power Capital Renewable Energy
  24. Repsol
  25. RWE Renewables
  26. ScottishPower
  27. Shell
  28. SSE Renewables
  29. TotalEnergies

Segmentation By Infrastructure

  1. Electrical Infrastructure
  2. Mechanical Infrastructure
  3. General Construction

Segmentation By Geography

  1. Europe
  2. Western Europe
  3. UK
  4. Germany
  5. France
  6. Netherlands
  7. Ireland
  8. Switzerland
  9. Other Western European Countries
  10. Nordics
  11. Sweden
  12. Denmark
  13. Norway
  14. Finland & Iceland
  15. Central and Eastern Europe
  16. Poland
  17. Other Central & Eastern European Countries

Frequently Asked Questions

How big is the Europe sustainable data center market?

The Europe sustainable data center market size by investment was valued at USD 8.88 billion in 2023 and is expected to reach USD 16.89 billion by 2029.

What are the key trends in the European sustainable data center market?

The adoption of advanced UPS batteries, innovation in power utilities, adoption of sustainable fuel types, increased deployment of district heating, adoption of advanced cooling technologies, government push for green data center development, and adoption of advanced IT infrastructure are some key trends in the European sustainable data center market.

Which region dominates the Europe sustainable data center market share?

Western Europe held the largest Europe sustainable data center market share in 2023.

How many MW of power capacity is expected to reach the Europe sustainable data center market by 2029?

In the Europe sustainable data center market, power capacity is expected to reach 1,782 MW by 2029.

What is the growth rate of the Europe sustainable data center market?

The Europe sustainable data center market share by investment is growing at a CAGR of 11.32% from 2023-2029.

Exhibit 1: Market Derivation

Exhibit 2: Geographical Insights for Europe Sustainable Data Center Market

Exhibit 3: Key Highlights for Europe Sustainable Data Center Market

Exhibit 4: Benefits of Sustainable Data Centers

Exhibit 5: IT or Data Center Metrics for Corporate Sustainability

Exhibit 6: Key Considerations for Data Center Industry

Exhibit 7: Technologies with High Impact on Sustainability

Exhibit 8: Key Considerations for Making Data Centers Sustainable

Exhibit 9: Data Center Sustainability Metrics 2024

Exhibit 10: Sustainability Measures Across Data Centers

Exhibit 11: Average Annual PUE of Data Centers 2020-2024

Exhibit 12: Examples of Data Centers with a PUE <1.4 in Europe

Exhibit 13: Initiatives of Climate Neutral Data Center Pact

Exhibit 14: Leading Data Center Operators Part of the Pact

Exhibit 15: Renewable Energy Power Purchase Agreement Among Hypwrscale Operators

Exhibit 16: Renewable Energy Power Purchase Agreement Among Colocation Operators

Exhibit 17: Impact of Key Opportunity & Trends 2023 & 2029

Exhibit 18: Understanding the Working Mechanism of Fuel Cells

Exhibit 19: Overview of Microgrid Functionality

Exhibit 20: Components of Microgrids

Exhibit 21: Overview of Smart Grid Functionality

Exhibit 22: Benefits of Smart Grids

Exhibit 23: Electricity Pricing across Europe (2023) ($ per kWh)

Exhibit 24: Impact of Key Growth Enablers 2023 & 2029

Exhibit 25: Sustainability Target by Hyperscale Operators

Exhibit 26: Sustainability Targets by Colocation Operators

Exhibit 27: Impact of Key Restraints 2023 & 2029

Exhibit 28: Global CO2 Emission Generated by Sectors

Exhibit 29: Ranking of Data Center Types

Exhibit 30: Data Centers Use Water for Following Purposes

Exhibit 31: Factors Driving Site Selection Criteria

Exhibit 32: Five Key Factors that Drive Data Centers Toward Sustainability

Exhibit 33: Europe Sustainable Data Center Market by Investment 2020-2029 ($ billion)

Exhibit 34: Europe Sustainable Data Center Market by Power Capacity 2020-2029 (MW)

Exhibit 35: Europe Sustainable Data Center Market by Infrastructure 2020-2029 ($ billion)

Exhibit 36: Europe Sustainable Data Center Market Snapshot by Infrastructure ($ billion)

Exhibit 37: Cumulative Investment by Infrastructure (2024-2029)

Exhibit 38: Market Overview of Infrastructure

Exhibit 39: Europe Sustainable Data Center Market by Electrical Infrastructure 2020-2029 ($billion)

Exhibit 40: Europe Sustainable Data Center Market by Mechanical Infrastructure 2020-2029 ($ billion)

Exhibit 41: Europe Sustainable Data Center Market by General Construction 2020-2029 ($ billion)

Exhibit 42: Western Europe Sustainable Data Center Market Snapshot

Exhibit 43: Western Europe Sustainable Data Center Market by Infrastructure ($ billion)

Exhibit 44: Western Europe Sustainable Data Center Market by Investment 2020-2029 ($ billion)

Exhibit 45: Western Europe Sustainable Data Center Market by Power Capacity 2020-2029 (MW)

Exhibit 46: Western Europe Sustainable Data Center Market by Support Infrastructure 2020-2029 (billion)

Exhibit 47: UK Sustainable Data Center Market Snapshot

Exhibit 48: Split of Renewable Energy Capacity in the UK (2023)

Exhibit 49: UK Sustainable Data Center Market by Investment 2020-2029 ($ million)

Exhibit 50: UK Sustainable Data Center Market by Power Capacity 2020-2029 (MW)

Exhibit 51: Germany Sustainable Data Center Market Snapshot

Exhibit 52: Split of Renewable Energy Capacity in Germany (2023)

Exhibit 53: Germany Sustainable Data Center Market by Investment 2020-2029 ($ million)

Exhibit 54: Germany Sustainable Data Center Market by Power Capacity 2020-2029 (MW)

Exhibit 55: France Sustainable Data Center Market Snapshot

Exhibit 56: Split of Renewable Energy Capacity in France (2023)

Exhibit 57: France Sustainable Data Center Market by Investment 2020-2029 ($ million)

Exhibit 58: France Sustainable Data Center Market by Power Capacity 2020-2029 (MW)

Exhibit 59: Netherlands Sustainable Data Center Market Snapshot

Exhibit 60: Split of Renewable Energy Capacity in the Netherlands (2023)

Exhibit 61: Netherlands Sustainable Data Center Market by Investment 2020-2029 ($ million)

Exhibit 62: Netherlands Sustainable Data Center Market by Power Capacity 2020-2029 (MW)

Exhibit 63: Ireland Sustainable Data Center Market Snapshot

Exhibit 64: Split of Renewable Energy Capacity in Ireland (2023)

Exhibit 65: Ireland Sustainable Data Center Market by Investment 2020-2029 ($ million)

Exhibit 66: Ireland Sustainable Data Center Market by Power Capacity 2020-2029 (MW)

Exhibit 67: Switzerland Sustainable Data Center Market Snapshot

Exhibit 68: Split of Renewable Energy Capacity in Switzerland (2023)

Exhibit 69: Switzerland Sustainable Data Center Market by Investment 2020-2029 ($ million)

Exhibit 70: Switzerland Sustainable Data Center Market by Power Capacity 2020-2029 (MW)

Exhibit 71: Other Western Europe Countries Sustainable Data Center Snapshot

Exhibit 72: Split of Renewable Energy Capacity in Italy (2023)

Exhibit 73: Split of Renewable Energy Capacity in Spain (2023)

Exhibit 74: Other Western European Countries Sustainable Data Center Market by Investment 2020-2029 ($ million)

Exhibit 75: Other Western European Countries Sustainable Data Center Market by Power Capacity 2020-2029 (MW)

Exhibit 76: Nordic Sustainable Data Center Market Snapshot

Exhibit 77: Nordic Sustainable Data Center Market by Infrastructure ($ billion)

Exhibit 78: Nordic Sustainable Data Center Market by Investment 2020-2029 ($ billion)

Exhibit 79: Nordic Sustainable Data Center Market by Power Capacity 2020-2029 (MW)

Exhibit 80: Nordic Sustainable Data Center Market by Infrastructure 2020-2029 ($ billion)

Exhibit 81: Sweden Sustainable Data Center Market Snapshot

Exhibit 82: Split of Renewable Energy Capacity in Sweden (2023)

Exhibit 83: Sweden Sustainable Data Center Market by Investment 2020-2029 ($ million)

Exhibit 84: Sweden Sustainable Data Center Market by Power Capacity 2020-2029 (MW)

Exhibit 85: Denmark Sustainable Data Center Market Snapshot

Exhibit 86: Split of Renewable Energy Capacity in Denmark (2023)

Exhibit 87: Denmark Sustainable Data Center Market by Investment 2020-2029 ($ million)

Exhibit 88: Denmark Sustainable Data Center Market by Power Capacity 2020-2029 (MW)

Exhibit 89: Norway Sustainable Data Center Market Snapshot

Exhibit 90: Split of Renewable Energy Capacity in Norway (2023)

Exhibit 91: Norway Sustainable Data Center Market by Investment 2020-2029 ($ million)

Exhibit 92: Norway Sustainable Data Center Market by Power Capacity 2020-2029 (MW)

Exhibit 93: Finland & Iceland Sustainable Data Center Market Snapshot

Exhibit 94: Split of Renewable Energy Capacity in Finland & Iceland (2023)

Exhibit 95: Finland & Iceland Sustainable Data Center Market by Investment 2020-2029 ($ million)

Exhibit 96: Finland & Iceland Sustainable Data Center Market by Power Capacity 2020-2029 (MW)

Exhibit 97: Central & Eastern Europe Sustainable Data Center Market Snapshot

Exhibit 98: Central & Eastern Europe Sustainable Data Center Market by Infrastructure ($ billion)

Exhibit 99: Central & Eastern Europe Sustainable Data Center Market by Investment 2020-2029 ($ billion)

Exhibit 100: Central & Eastern Europe Sustainable Data Center Market by Power Capacity 2020-2029 (MW)

Exhibit 101: Central & Eastern Europe Sustainable Data Center Market by Support Infrastructure 2020-2029 ($ billion)

Exhibit 102: Poland Sustainable Data Center Market Snapshot

Exhibit 103: Split of Renewable Energy Capacity in Poland (2023)

Exhibit 104: Poland Sustainable Data Center Market by Investment 2020-2029 ($ million)

Exhibit 105: Poland Sustainable Data Center Market by Power Capacity 2020-2029 (MW)

Exhibit 106: Other Central & Eastern European Countries Sustainable Data Center Market Snapshot

Exhibit 107: Split of Renewable Energy Capacity in Russia (2023)

Exhibit 108: Split of Renewable Energy Capacity in Austria (2023)

Exhibit 109: Other Central & Eastern European Countries Sustainable Data Center Market by Investment 2020-2029 ($ million)

Exhibit 110: Other Central & Eastern European Countries Sustainable Data Center Market by Power Capacity 2020-2029 (MW)


LIST OF TABLES



Table 1: Factors that make a Data Center Green

Table 2: Data Center Water Consumption

Table 3: Europe Sustainable Data Center Market 2020–2029

Table 4: Europe Sustainable Data Center Market by Support Infrastructure 2020–2029 ($ billion)

Table 5: Europe Sustainable Data Center Market by Geography 2020–2029 ($ billion)

Table 6: Europe Sustainable Data Center Market by Power Capacity 2020–2029 (MW)

Table 7: Western Europe Sustainable Data Center Market 2020–2029

Table 8: Western Europe Sustainable Data Center Market by Support Infrastructure 2020–2029 ($ billion)

Table 9: UK Sustainable Data Center Market 2020–2029

Table 10: Germany Sustainable Data Center Market 2020–2029

Table 11: France Sustainable Data Center Market 2020–2029

Table 12: Netherlands Sustainable Data Center Market 2020–2029

Table 13: Ireland Sustainable Data Center Market 2020–2029

Table 14: Switzerland Sustainable Data Center Market 2020–2029

Table 15: Other Western European Countries Sustainable Data Center Market 2020–2029

Table 16: Nordic Sustainable Data Center Market 2020–2029

Table 17: Nordic Sustainable Data Center Market by Support Infrastructure 2020–2029 ($ billion)

Table 18: Sweden Sustainable Data Center Market 2020–2029

Table 19: Denmark Sustainable Data Center Market 2020–2029

Table 20: Norway Sustainable Data Center Market 2020–2029

Table 21: Finland & Iceland Sustainable Data Center Market 2020–2029

Table 22: Central & Eastern Europe Sustainable Data Center Market 2020–2029

Table 23: Central & Eastern Europe Sustainable Data Center Market by Support Infrastructure 2020–2029 ($ billion)

Table 24: Poland Sustainable Data Center Market 2020–2029

Table 25: Other Central & Eastern Europe Sustainable Data Center Market 2020–2029

Table 26: Currency Conversion Table (2016-2023)

1. REPORT COVERAGE

1.1. WHAT’S INCLUDED

1.2. SEGMENTAL COVERAGE

1.2.1. Market Segmentation by Infrastructure

1.2.2. Market Segmentation by Geography

2. MARKET AT A GLANCE

3. PREMIUM INSIGHTS

3.1. GEOGRAPHICAL INSIGHTS

3.2. KEY HIGHLIGHTS

3.3. KEY MARKET TRENDS

3.4. GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS

3.5. SEGMENTAL ANALYSIS

3.6. VENDOR ANALYSIS

4. INTRODUCTION

4.1. OVERVIEW

4.2. PLAN FOR MAKING DATA CENTERS SUSTAINABLE

4.2.1. Green Data Center Metrics

4.3. GREEN ENERGY ALTERNATIVE FOR DATA CENTERS

4.4. DATA CENTERS SHIFT TOWARD SUSTAINABILITY

4.5. GREEN LOANS & SUSTAINABILITY- LINKED LOANS (SLL)

4.6. POWER USAGE EFFECTIVENESS (PUE)

4.7. POLICY DRIVERS

4.7.1. European Green Deal

4.7.2. Greenhouse Gas Protocol, Paris Agreement, and the Science-based Targets Initiative (SBTI)

4.7.3. Climate Neutral Data Center Pact

4.8. RENEWABLE & GREEN ENERGY ADOPTION AMONG DATA CENTER OPERATORS

4.8.1. Hyperscale Operators are Increasingly Securing Renewable Energy

4.8.2. Renewable Energy Adoption by Colocation Service Providers

5. MARKET OPPORTUNITIES & TRENDS

5.1. ADOPTION OF ADVANCED UPS BATTERIES

5.1.1. Lithium-ion Battery

5.1.2. Nickel Zinc Batteries

5.1.3. Liquid Metal Battery

5.1.4. Sodium-ion Batteries

5.2. ADOPTION OF SUSTAINABLE FUEL TYPES

5.2.1. EcoDiesel Generators

5.2.2. Fuel Cells

5.2.3. Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil

5.2.4. Nuclear Energy Generation

5.2.5. Natural Gas Generators

5.2.6. Other Innovations

5.3. INNOVATION IN POWER UTILITIES

5.3.1. Microgrid

5.3.2. Smart Grid

5.4. ADOPTION OF ADVANCED COOLING TECHNOLOGIES

5.4.1. Free Cooling

5.4.2. Liquid Immersion Cooling

5.4.3. Floating Data Centers

5.4.4. Other Innovations in Cooling Technologies

5.5. INCREASED DEPLOYMENT OF DISTRICT HEATING

5.6. RISE IN INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICITY PRICING

5.6.1. Industrial Electricity Pricing

5.7. ADOPTION OF ADVANCED IT INFRASTRUCTURE

5.7.1. Converged & Hyperconverged Infrastructure

5.7.2. ARM-Based Servers

5.7.3. Server Virtualization

5.8. GOVERNMENT PUSH FOR GREEN DATA CENTER DEVELOPMENT

6. MARKET GROWTH ENABLERS

6.1. RENEWABLE ENERGY INITIATIVES BY HYPERSCALE & CLOUD OPERATORS

6.2. RENEWABLE ENERGY INITIATIVES BY COLOCATION OPERATORS

6.2.1. Sustainability Targets by Colocation Operators

6.3. AI MONITORING SOLUTIONS AND SOFTWARE

6.4. INNOVATIONS IN DATA CENTER CONSTRUCTION

6.4.1. Green Concrete

6.4.2. Modular Data Center

6.4.3. Other Innovative Construction Methods

6.4.4. Traditional facilities vs. modular data centers – timeline

6.4.5. Vendor Involvement

7. MARKET RESTRAINTS

7.1. RISING CARBON EMISSIONS FROM DATA CENTERS

7.2. WATER CONSUMPTION BY DATA CENTERS

7.2.1. Water Usage Effectiveness (WUE)

7.3. LACK OF SKILLED DATA CENTER PROFESSIONALS

7.4. DEVELOPMENT CONSTRAINT AND SITE SELECTION

8. MARKET LANDSCAPE

8.1. MARKET OVERVIEW

8.2. INVESTMENT: MARKET SIZE & FORECAST

8.3. POWER CAPACITY: MARKET SIZE & FORECAST

8.4. INFRASTRUCTURE: MARKET SIZE & FORECAST

9. INFRASTRUCTURE

9.1. MARKET SNAPSHOT

9.2. KEY HIGHLIGHTS

9.3. ELECTRICAL INFRASTRUCTURE

9.3.1. Market Overview

9.3.2. Investment: Market Size & Forecast

9.4. MECHANICAL INFRASTRUCTURE

9.4.1. Market Overview

9.4.2. Investment: Market Size & Forecast

9.5. GENERAL CONSTRUCTION

9.5.1. Market Overview

9.5.2. Investment: Market Size & Forecast

10. WESTERN EUROPE

10.1. Market Snapshot

10.2. Market Overview

10.3. Investment: Market Size & Forecast

10.4. Power Capacity: Market Size & Forecast

10.5. Support Infrastructure: Market Size & Forecast

10.6. UK

10.6.1. Market Snapshot

10.6.2. Market Overview

10.6.3. Investment: Market Size & Forecast

10.6.4. Power Capacity: Market Size & Forecast

10.7. GERMANY

10.7.1. Market Snapshot

10.7.2. Market Overview

10.7.3. Investment: Market Size & Forecast

10.7.4. Power Capacity: Market Size & Forecast

10.8. FRANCE

10.8.1. Market Snapshot

10.8.2. Market Overview

10.8.3. Investment: Market Size & Forecast

10.8.4. Power Capacity: Market Size & Forecast

10.9. NETHERLANDS

10.9.1. Market Snapshot

10.9.2. Market Overview

10.9.3. Investment: Market Size & Forecast

10.9.4. Power Capacity: Market Size & Forecast

10.10. IRELAND

10.10.1. Market Snapshot

10.10.2. Market Overview

10.10.3. Investment: Market Size & Forecast

10.10.4. Power Capacity: Market Size & Forecast

10.11. SWITZERLAND

10.11.1. Market Snapshot

10.11.2. Market Overview

10.11.3. Investment: Market Size & Forecast

10.11.4. Power Capacity: Market Size & Forecast

10.12. OTHER WESTERN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES

10.12.1. Market Snapshot

10.12.2. Market Overview

10.12.3. Investment: Market Size & Forecast

10.12.4. Power Capacity: Market Size & Forecast

11. NORDIC

11.1. Market Snapshot

11.2. Market Overview

11.3. Investment: Market Size & Forecast

11.4. Power Capacity: Market Size & Forecast

11.5. Support Infrastructure: Market Size & Forecast

11.6. SWEDEN

11.6.1. Market Snapshot

11.6.2. Market Overview

11.6.3. Investment: Market Size & Forecast

11.6.4. Power Capacity: Market Size & Forecast

11.7. DENMARK

11.7.1. Market Snapshot

11.7.2. Market Overview

11.7.3. Investment: Market Size & Forecast

11.7.4. Power Capacity: Market Size & Forecast

11.8. NORWAY

11.8.1. Market Snapshot

11.8.2. Market Overview

11.8.3. Investment: Market Size & Forecast

11.8.4. Power Capacity: Market Size & Forecast

11.9. FINLAND & ICELAND

11.9.1. Market Snapshot

11.9.2. Market Overview

11.9.3. Investment: Market Size & Forecast

11.9.4. Power Capacity: Market Size & Forecast

12. CENTRAL & EASTERN EUROPE

12.1. Market Snapshot

12.2. Market Overview

12.3. Investment: Market Size & Forecast

12.4. Power Capacity: Market Size & Forecast

12.5. Support Infrastructure: Market Size & Forecast

12.6. POLAND

12.6.1. Market Snapshot

12.6.2. Market Overview

12.6.3. Investment: Market Size & Forecast

12.6.4. Power Capacity: Market Size & Forecast

12.7. OTHER CENTRAL & EASTERN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES

12.7.1. Market Snapshot

12.7.2. Market Overview

12.7.3. Investment: Market Size & Forecast

12.7.4. Power Capacity: Market Size & Forecast

13. COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE

13.1. DATA CENTER INVESTORS

13.2. RENEWABLE ENERGY PROVIDERS

14. DATA CENTER INVESTORS

14.1. ADA INFRASTRUCTURE

14.1.1. Business Overview

14.1.2. Service Offerings

14.1.3. Sustainability

14.2. AWS

14.2.1. Business Overview

14.2.2. Service Offerings

14.2.3. Sustainability

14.3. APPLE

14.3.1. Business Overview

14.3.2. Service Offerings

14.3.3. Sustainability

14.4. ATLASEDGE

14.4.1. Business Overview

14.4.2. Service Offerings

14.4.3. Sustainability

14.5. ATMAN

14.5.1. Business Overview

14.5.2. Service Offerings

14.5.3. Sustainability

14.6. ATNORTH (PARTNERS GROUP)

14.6.1. Business Overview

14.6.2. Service Offerings

14.6.3. Sustainability

14.7. AQ COMPUTE

14.7.1. Business Overview

14.7.2. Service Offerings

14.7.3. Sustainability

14.8. ARUBA

14.8.1. Business Overview

14.8.2. Service Offerings

14.8.3. Sustainability

14.9. BAHNHOF

14.9.1. Business Overview

14.9.2. Service Offerings

14.9.3. Sustainability

14.10. BEYOND.PL

14.10.1. Business Overview

14.10.2. Service Offerings

14.10.3. Sustainability

14.11. BULK INFRASTRUCTURE

14.11.1. Business Overview

14.11.2. Service Offerings

14.11.3. Sustainability

14.12. COLT DATA CENTRE SERVICES (COLT DCS)

14.12.1. Business Overview

14.12.2. Service Offerings

14.12.3. Sustainability

14.13. CONAPTO

14.13.1. Business Overview

14.13.2. Service Offerings

14.13.3. Sustainability

14.14. CLOUDHQ

14.14.1. Business Overview

14.14.2. Service Offerings

14.14.3. Sustainability

14.15. CYRUSONE

14.15.1. Business Overview

14.15.2. Service Offerings

14.15.3. Sustainability

14.16. DATA4

14.16.1. Business Overview

14.16.2. Service Offerings

14.16.3. Sustainability

14.17. DIGITAL REALTY

14.17.1. Business Overview

14.17.2. Service Offerings

14.17.3. Sustainability

14.18. EDGECONNEX (EQT INFRASTRUCTURE)

14.18.1. Business Overview

14.18.2. Service Offerings

14.18.3. Sustainability

14.19. EQUINIX

14.19.1. Business Overview

14.19.2. Service Offerings

14.19.3. Sustainability

14.20. GLOBAL SWITCH

14.20.1. Business Overview

14.20.2. Service Offerings

14.20.3. Sustainability

14.21. GOOGLE

14.21.1. Business Overview

14.21.2. Service Offerings

14.21.3. Sustainability

14.22. GREEN

14.22.1. Business Overview

14.22.2. Service Offerings

14.22.3. Sustainability

14.23. GREEN MOUNTAIN (AZRIELI GROUP)

14.23.1. Business Overview

14.23.2. Service Offerings

14.23.3. Sustainability

14.24. IRON MOUNTAIN

14.24.1. Business Overview

14.24.2. Service Offerings

14.24.3. Sustainability

14.25. KAO DATA

14.25.1. Business Overview

14.25.2. Service Offering

14.25.3. Sustainability

14.26. KEPPEL DATA CENTRES

14.26.1. Business Overview

14.26.2. Service Offerings

14.26.3. Sustainability

14.27. LCL DATA CENTERS

14.27.1. Business Overview

14.27.2. Service Offerings

14.27.3. Sustainability

14.28. MAINCUBES SECURE DATACENTERS

14.28.1. Business Overview

14.28.2. Service Offerings

14.28.3. Sustainability

14.29. META (FACEBOOK)

14.29.1. Business Overview

14.29.2. Service Offerings

14.29.3. Sustainability

14.30. MICROSOFT

14.30.1. Business Overview

14.30.2. Service Offerings

14.30.3. Sustainability

14.31. NAUTILUS DATA TECHNOLOGIES

14.31.1. Business Overview

14.31.2. Service Offerings

14.31.3. Sustainability

14.32. NLIGHTEN

14.32.1. Business Overview

14.32.2. Service Offerings

14.32.3. Sustainability

14.33. NORTHC

14.33.1. Business Overview

14.33.2. Service Offering

14.33.3. Sustainability

14.34. NTT DATA

14.34.1. Business Overview

14.34.2. Service Offerings

14.34.3. Sustainability

14.35. ORANGE BUSINESS

14.35.1. Business Overview

14.35.2. Service Offerings

14.35.3. Sustainability

14.36. OVHCLOUD

14.36.1. Business Overview

14.36.2. Service Offerings

14.36.3. Sustainability

14.37. PENTA INFRA

14.37.1. Business Overview

14.37.2. Service Offerings

14.37.3. Sustainability

14.38. PRIME DATA CENTERS

14.38.1. Business Overview

14.38.2. Service Offerings

14.38.3. Sustainability

14.39. PURE DATA CENTRES

14.39.1. Business Overview

14.39.2. Service Offerings

14.39.3. Sustainability

14.40. STACK INFRASTRUCTURE

14.40.1. Business Overview

14.40.2. Service Offerings

14.40.3. Sustainability

14.41. START CAMPUS

14.41.1. Business Overview

14.41.2. Service Offerings

14.41.3. Sustainability

14.42. SWITCH DATACENTERS

14.42.1. Business Overview

14.42.2. Service Offerings

14.42.3. Sustainability

14.43. TELEHOUSE

14.43.1. Business Overview

14.43.2. Service Offerings

14.43.3. Sustainability

14.44. VANTAGE DATA CENTERS

14.44.1. Business Overview

14.44.2. Service Offerings

14.44.3. Sustainability

14.45. VERNE

14.45.1. Business Overview

14.45.2. Service Offerings

14.45.3. Sustainability

14.46. VIRTUS DATA CENTRES

14.46.1. Business Overview

14.46.2. Service Offerings

14.46.3. Sustainability

14.47. YONDR

14.47.1. Business Overview

14.47.2. Service Offerings

14.47.3. Sustainability

15. RENEWABLE ENERGY PROVIDERS

15.1. ACCONIA ENERGIA

15.1.1. Business Overview

15.1.2. Service Offering

15.2. BETTER ENERGY

15.2.1. Business Overview

15.2.2. Service Offerings

15.3. BRYT ENERGY

15.3.1. Business Overview

15.3.2. Service Offerings

15.4. CONRAD ENERGY

15.4.1. Business Overview

15.4.2. Service Offerings

15.5. DATAFARM ENERGY

15.5.1. Business Overview

15.5.2. Service Offerings

15.6. EDP RENEWABLES

15.6.1. Business Overview

15.6.2. Service Offerings

15.7. ENECO

15.7.1. Business Overview

15.7.2. Service Offerings

15.8. ENEL GROUP

15.8.1. Business Overview

15.8.2. Service Offerings

15.9. ENGIE

15.9.1. Business Overview

15.9.2. Service Offerings

15.10. ERG

15.10.1. Business Overview

15.10.2. Service Offerings

15.11. EUROPEAN ENERGY

15.11.1. Business Overview

15.11.2. Service Offerings

15.12. FUTURENERGY IRELAND

15.12.1. Business Overview

15.12.2. Service Offerings

15.13. GREENYELLOW

15.13.1. Business Overview

15.13.2. Service Offerings

15.14. HDF ENERGY

15.14.1. Business Overview

15.14.2. Service Offerings

15.15. IBERDROLA

15.15.1. Business Overview

15.15.2. Service Offerings

15.16. IB VOGT

15.16.1. Business Overview

15.16.2. Service Offerings

15.17. ILMATAR ENERGY

15.17.1. Business Overview

15.17.2. Service Offerings

15.18. NEOEN

15.18.1. Business Overview

15.18.2. Service Offerings

15.19. NTR

15.19.1. Business Overview

15.19.2. Service Offerings

15.20. ØRSTED

15.20.1. Business Overview

15.20.2. Service Offerings

15.21. POWER CAPITAL RENEWABLE ENERGY

15.21.1. Business Overview

15.21.2. Service Offerings

15.22. REPSOL

15.22.1. Business Overview

15.22.2. Service Offerings

15.23. RWE RENEWABLES

15.23.1. Business Overview

15.23.2. Service Offerings

15.24. SCOTTISHPOWER

15.24.1. Business Overview

15.24.2. Service Offerings

15.25. SHELL

15.25.1. Business Overview

15.25.2. Service Offerings

15.26. SSE RENEWABLES

15.26.1. Business Overview

15.26.2. Service Offerings

15.27. TOTALENERGIES

15.27.1. Business Overview

15.27.2. Service Offerings

16. QUANTITATIVE SUMMARY

16.1. EUROPE SUSTAINABLE DATA CENTER MARKET

16.1.1. Investment: Market Size & Forecast

16.1.2. Support Infrastructure: Market Size & Forecast

16.2. MARKET BY GEOGRAPHY

16.2.1. Investment: Market Size & Forecast

16.2.2. Power Capacity: Market Size & Forecast

16.3. WESTERN EUROPE

16.3.1. Overall Market

16.3.2. Support Infrastructure: Market Size & Forecast

16.4. UK

16.4.1. Overall Market

16.5. GERMANY

16.5.1. Overall Market

16.6. FRANCE

16.6.1. Overall Market

16.7. NETHERLANDS

16.7.1. Overall Market

16.8. IRELAND

16.8.1. Overall Market

16.9. SWITZERLAND

16.9.1. Overall Market

16.10. OTHER WESTERN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES

16.10.1. Overall Market

16.11. NORDIC

16.11.1. Overall Market

16.11.2. Support Infrastructure: Market Size & Forecast

16.12. SWEDEN

16.12.1. Overall Market

16.13. DENMARK

16.13.1. Overall Market

16.14. NORWAY

16.14.1. Overall Market

16.15. FINLAND & ICELAND

16.15.1. Overall Market

16.16. CENTRAL & EASTERN EUROPE

16.16.1. Overall Market

16.16.2. Support Infrastructure: Market Size & Forecast

16.17. POLAND

16.17.1. Overall Market

16.18. OTHER CENTRAL & EASTERN EUROPE

16.18.1. Overall Market

17. APPENDIX

17.1. LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS

17.2. CURRENCY CONVERSION

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Frequently Asked Questions

How big is the Europe sustainable data center market?

The Europe sustainable data center market size by investment was valued at USD 8.88 billion in 2023 and is expected to reach USD 16.89 billion by 2029.

What are the key trends in the European sustainable data center market?

The adoption of advanced UPS batteries, innovation in power utilities, adoption of sustainable fuel types, increased deployment of district heating, adoption of advanced cooling technologies, government push for green data center development, and adoption of advanced IT infrastructure are some key trends in the European sustainable data center market.

Which region dominates the Europe sustainable data center market share?

Western Europe held the largest Europe sustainable data center market share in 2023.

How many MW of power capacity is expected to reach the Europe sustainable data center market by 2029?

In the Europe sustainable data center market, power capacity is expected to reach 1,782 MW by 2029.

What is the growth rate of the Europe sustainable data center market?

The Europe sustainable data center market share by investment is growing at a CAGR of 11.32% from 2023-2029.