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Every European Data Center Construction Project. One Database.

Planned, proposed and under construction across the EU, the UK, Norway and Switzerland. Planning permits, grid connections, contractor bids, MW specs, site locations, and verified developer contacts, from ground-break to power-on.

1,315Upcoming Projects in Europe
268Under Construction
49.9 GWPlanned Capacity
$1.69TTotal Investment

Coverage intelligence: Europe by region

Data as of Nov 5, 2026

Data Center Projects by Region

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Countries are shaded by the region the database files them under: Northern, Western, Southern and Eastern Europe. A project tagged with two regions is counted in each, so the regions are never added up. Russia and Belarus are shown for context only. The exact site of every project is in the database.

Market intelligence

European Data Center Investment by Region

Where Europe's data center construction pipeline sits: projects, planned MW and announced capex by development stage and by region, from the FLAP-D hubs to the Nordic and Southern European growth markets.

Development stage

Upcoming European Data Center Projects by Development Stage

Of 1,315 upcoming data center projects in Europe, 66% are in early stages (announced or planning) and 26% are in execution (pre-construction or under construction), carrying $288.2B of the $1.69T tracked capex.

Early stage

864 projects · 66%

$1.30T capex · 35.7 GW

  • Announced68
  • Planning796

Design

80 projects · 6%

$78.8B capex · 4.0 GW

  • Pre-Design13
  • Design67

Procurement

32 projects · 2%

$18.4B capex · 193 MW

  • Contract Award32

Execution

339 projects · 26%

$288.2B capex · 10.0 GW

  • Pre-Construction71
  • Under Construction268
All stages: projects, capacity and capex
StagePhaseProjectsCapacityCapEx
AnnouncedEarly stage682.4 GW$125.5B
PlanningEarly stage79633.3 GW$1.18T
Pre-DesignDesign13248 MW$10.2B
DesignDesign673.7 GW$68.6B
Contract AwardProcurement32193 MW$18.4B
Pre-ConstructionExecution711.7 GW$90.6B
Under ConstructionExecution2688.3 GW$197.6B
Source: Blackridge Research, European Data Center Project TrackerData as of Nov 5, 2026

Regional markets

European Data Center Pipeline by Region

Northern Europe leads with 512 upcoming projects. The Nordics alone account for 226 projects and 16.0 GW of planned capacity, drawn by cheap renewable power and free cooling.

Upcoming projects1,315
Under construction268
Planned capacity49.9 GW
Announced capex$1.69T
#RegionProjectsCapacityCapExAvg. per project
1Northern Europe51225.6 GW$710.2B$1.4B
2Western Europe41710.9 GW$452.4B$1.1B
3Southern Europe33812.9 GW$433.5B$1.3B
4Eastern Europe74970 MW$110.7B$1.5B
Regions overlap slightly (a project tagged with two regions counts in each). The Nordics (226) sit inside Northern Europe; Central Europe (248) overlaps Western and Eastern.

Who is building

Data Center Companies in Europe

Hyperscalers, colocation providers and developers ranked by the number of upcoming European projects they hold, with every project and contact a click away.

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Top Data Center Developers in Europe

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Verified contacts

The People Behind Every Project

Each project lists the developers, contractors, utilities and consultants involved, with role, company and direct contact details.

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What you get

Comprehensive European Intelligence

In the database

  • European Project SearchFilter by country, region, stage, MW capacity, owner type and cooling technology.
  • Lifecycle TrackingFollow every stage: planning application, permitting, grid connection, bidding, construction, expansion.
  • Capacity and PowerMW planned, energy sources, grid connection status and power purchase agreements per project.
  • Company IntelligenceDevelopers, hyperscalers, colocation providers, EPCs and OEMs, with verified contact details.
  • Real-Time AlertsGet notified on stage updates, new planning filings, tender awards and expansions.
  • Export and IntegrationsExcel, CSV and API access, plus CRM sync and team notifications.

Built for the industry

  • Developers and EPCsPipeline intelligence and competitor tracking across European markets.
  • OEM VendorsIdentify bid opportunities for power, cooling and electrical packages before they go public.
  • Consultants and AnalystsMarket sizing, trend analysis and due diligence by country and region.
  • Investors and ResearchersCapacity growth signals and the infrastructure pipeline behind European AI and cloud demand.

FAQ

Questions European Teams Ask

What is a European data center project tracker?

A continuously updated database of data center projects across Europe, covering planning, permitting, grid connection, construction and commissioning, so you can find opportunities and verified contacts without doing the research yourself.

Which countries are covered?

The 27 EU member states plus the United Kingdom, Norway, Switzerland and the rest of geographic Europe. Coverage is deepest in the FLAP-D hubs (Frankfurt, London, Amsterdam, Paris, Dublin) and the Nordics, and follows the pipeline into the growth markets of Southern and Eastern Europe.

How many data centers are being built in Europe?

The tracker currently follows 1,315 upcoming data center projects in Europe, 268 of them under construction, with 49.9 GW of planned capacity and $1.69T in announced investment. The figure moves every week as new sites are announced, planning permits are filed and completed facilities go live.

Why does grid capacity matter so much for European projects?

Power is the binding constraint in most European markets. Several hubs have paused or rationed new grid connections for data centers, so the date a project secures its connection often decides when it can be built. The tracker records grid connection status and power agreements alongside the planning stage.

How long does a data center take to develop in Europe?

From site selection to commissioning, a typical European project takes 2 to 5 years, depending on the planning process, environmental assessment and the grid connection queue. Construction itself is rarely the longest step.

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