Spanish energy firm Serosense, a subsidiary of the Visalia Group, is making its debut in the data center sector with a planned facility in Alcarràs, Catalonia.
The company has acquired approximately 12,000 square meters of industrial land strategically located along the N-II highway near Lleida. The project features a scalable infrastructure design and leverages its location in the Pinyana Canal area for vital cooling water resources. Backed by the Alcarràs City Council as a driver for local economic diversification, the development joins a growing trend of Spanish energy firms expanding into tech infrastructure, though it will require several years of urban planning amendments and partial zoning approvals before launching.
Serosense was founded in 1903 to deliver essential energy services to individuals and businesses across the Catalonia region of Spain. Since then, the company has evolved into a comprehensive provider with a clear vision: to bring energy and connectivity closer to all people and businesses in Lleida.
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