Storespeed: Halden DC01

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Storespeed: Halden DC01

Short Code: DC01

Site was first built in 2016 and has expansions through 2027

PUE: 1.4

Utility Provider: Elvia

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Storespeed operates DC01, a carrier-neutral colocation facility in Halden, Norway — 60 km from Oslo, with 5 ms latency to Oslo and approximately 25 ms to FLAP-D. Colocation services include suites, cages, private and partial cabinets, individual servers, remote hands, and bare metal servers.

250 kW immediately deployable capacity for racks up to 10 kW density; additional 60 kW available in 3–6 months.
Carrier-neutral connectivity with direct fiber to Nordic and European networks.
PUE 1.4, targeting 1.25 with expansion.
Power 95%+ renewable, sourced from Norway's hydro-dominant grid;
100% green certificates available on request. Norwegian-owned;
Majority shareholder is Magnora ASA, a publicly listed renewable energy company on the Oslo Stock Exchange.
Storespeed’s colocation facility in Halden, Norway, was acquired by the Norwegian renewable investment firm Magnora in 2025.

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Sites within 15 miles of Storespeed: Halden DC01

Distance	Site	About
17.16 miles	DC Sarpsborg: Hasle, Oslo	DC Sarpsborg AS - up to 300 MW hyperscale data center campus, Hasle, Sarpsborg, Østfold, Norway.
17.19 miles	StoreSpeed Fredrikstad DC1

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