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Bulk Infrastructure green data-centre site
- Published 8 November 2022; updated 21 September 2026; 2-minute read. Bulk Infrastructure describes data-centre campuses in southern Norway near hydropower, using renewable electricity and a cool climate. It presents the N01 campus as a large clean-energy site and says Norway offers low, stable electricity prices, grid resilience and renewable hydropower. The page says over 98% of Norway’s electricity production is renewable.
- The article discusses demand growth from internet users, IoT, AI, autonomous vehicles, robotics and video surveillance. It also describes the HAVFRUE transatlantic subsea cable, built with Meta/Facebook and Google, with a landing point near Kristiansand intended to connect to North American, European and Nordic cities. The article contains past-dated statements that HAVFRUE would enter service in 2019 and that additional N01 halls would be built; treat those as historical descriptions rather than current project status. Bulk was founded in 2006 and is described as a Nordic digital-infrastructure provider. Linked UN SDGs: 9 and 12.
- Public contact: Lars Hognestad, Senior Manager Communication, Lh@bulk.no, +47 900 11 754. Company: BULK INFRASTRUCTURE HOLDING AS, Karenslyst allé 53, 0279 Oslo, Norway; bulk.no.
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