atNorth has introduced the growth of its ICE02 and ICE03 information centres in Iceland.
The ICE02 campus close to Keflavík will get an extra capability of 35 MW and the ICE03 web site in Akureyri will develop with 16 MW of capability.
The preliminary part of ICE02’s growth grew to become operational in quarter three of 2024 and all additional phases for each websites are anticipated to be accomplished within the first half of 2025.
atNorth has stated it has entered right into a partnership with AgTech startup Hringvarmi to recycle extra warmth to be used in meals manufacturing. ICE03 will utilise Hringvarmi’s Technology 1 prototype module to make use of waste warmth to develop microgreens in collaboration with the meals producer Rækta Microfarm.
“We’re delighted to be a part of atNorth’s revolutionary information centre ecosystem,” stated Justine Vanhalst, Co-Founding father of Hringvarmi.
“Our partnership goals to spice up Iceland’s agriculture trade to minimize the necessity for imported produce and contribute to Iceland’s round economic system.”
“We’re experiencing a substantial enhance in curiosity in our extremely vitality environment friendly, sustainable information centres,” stated Eyjólfur Magnús Kristinsson, CEO at atNorth.
“We have now energy agreements and constructing permits in place and can meet this demand as a part of our ongoing sustainable growth technique.”
atNorth operates seven information centres throughout 4 Nordic nations and at the moment has 4 new information centre websites in improvement; two in Finland, FIN02 positioned in Helsinki and FIN04 in Kouvola, and two in Denmark, DEN01 within the Ballerup area and DEN02 positioned in Ølgod in Varde.
