Scaling compute sustainably with EcoDataCenter

As the world’s demand for high-performance computing continues to accelerate, so does the need for low-carbon capacity. With its cool climate, strong grid infrastructure and rewable power, that need is increasingly being met in Sweden, where data center operations can deliver both higher cost-efficiency and a marginally lower climate footprint compared to many continental alternatives.

In a deal underwritten by Deutsche Bank Private Credit and Infrastructure, the P Capital Partners Transition Fund is entering the Nordic data center market by financing construction of two Swedish data center clusters.

Both clusters are developed by EcoDataCenter, the Swedish-based developer and operator backed by Areim’s data center platform. Powered by 100% renewable energy, EcoDataCenter’s facilities adopt a circular approach; capturing surplus heat and reintegrating it into local systems and industrial processes.

To learn more about the P Capital Partners Transition Fund, contact Michele Sindico, Petter Lindblad and Artiom Zaplitnii.