EDF: Pacy-sur-Eure

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EDF: Pacy-sur-Eure

Year Built: 1991

PUE: 1.66

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Pacy-sur-Eure is one of two EDF group data centers in Normandy, with Noé in Val-de-Reuil. Under its Datacenter & Territoires offer, EDF rents private, secured space in both sites to businesses and local authorities, supplied with low-carbon electricity. EDF has also set aside capacity at Pacy for future development.

The site holds ISO 14001, ISO 50001 and HDS health-data hosting certifications and the Numérique Responsable label, and EDF has enrolled it in the European Code of Conduct for Data Centres. EDF reported no waste-heat reuse at the site for 2025.

Site History

2024-11-19: EDF launched Datacenter & Territoires, opening private hosting space at Pacy and Noé to outside customers.
1991: EDF began operating the data center.

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Sites within 15 miles of EDF: Pacy-sur-Eure

Distance	Site	About
19.23 miles	NDC: Normandie	Nation Data Center (NDC), a French data center firm, is building its second facility on a 1.5-hectare site in Val-de-Reuil, located in the Eure department of Normandie.
19.41 miles	UltraEdge: Val-de-Reuil
19.64 miles	Orange: Normandy 2	The second data center building of Orange's Normandy Campus was launched in 2022. The facility spans 16,000 sqm (172,200 sq ft) with 5,000 sqm (53,800 sq ft) of computer rooms.
19.81 miles	Orange: Normandy 1	Normandy 1 is the first data center on Orange's 18-hectare Val-de-Reuil campus in Eure, Normandy: 16,000 m² with 5,000 m² of computer rooms in four halls, live since June 2012.
19.87 miles	EDF: Noé	EDF operates multiple data centers, with NOE being one of its largest facilities, located in Val de Reuil. In 2016, NOE, along with all other EDF data centers, achieved ISO 50001 certification.

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Électricité de France (EDF) is a French electric utility wholly owned by the French state, which completed its renationalisation in June 2023; its shares were delisted from Euronext Paris that year. EDF was created by a nationalisation law in April 1946 and is headquartered at 22-30 avenue de Wagram in Paris. The group generates, distributes, trades and sells electricity, and operates the French nuclear fleet alongside hydropower, wind and solar assets. Its subsidiaries include Enedis, Dalkia, Edison and EDF Energy. EDF reported 2025 sales of €113.3 billion. In the data center market, EDF supplies low-carbon electricity to operators, makes land at former power plant sites available for data center development, and leases space in its own data centers at Val-de-Reuil and Pacy-sur-Eure in Normandy.

EDF History:

In November 2025, EDF and OpCore agreed to develop a data center on the site of a former thermal power plant in Montereau-Vallée-de-la-Seine, in the wider Paris region.
In September 2025, Data4 signed an agreement with EDF for low-carbon electricity supply to its data centers in France.
In November 2024, EDF launched Datacenter & Territoires, an offer that hosts customer IT equipment in its data centers in Normandy.
In June 2023, the French state completed the full renationalisation of EDF.
Founded in 1946 in Paris.