Step 1 · Plan
Build your multi-year plan
Site, grid, costs, revenue and returns in one case.
Monthly recurring revenue Premium 786 retail cabinets
Contracted, stabilised 17.7 MW 88% of built
Average price Premium Per kW a month, blended
Full by 2033 Contracted to the stabilised level
Revenue by customer, stabilised
| Customer | Contracted | Price | Share of rent | Churn a year | Fills in |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Retail enterprise | 3.5 MW | Premium | Premium | 8.0% | 50 months |
| Wholesale suites | 5.3 MW | Premium | Premium | 3.0% | 25 months |
| Big customers | 8.8 MW | Premium | Premium | 0.0% | 12 months |
| All customers | 17.7 MW | Premium | 100% | 2.5% |
Retail oversubscription 20%: customers draw 62% of built capacity at the average load.
Market: Frankfurt
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Pipeline projects on the map | 35 |
| Grid wait for a new connection | 9.0 years |
| Planning and permits | 7 months |
Reference data for the site and the grid
Live and monthly grid data, the power plant map, siting costs, market comparison and fibre latency, each with its sources and dates.
Grid and power
- Live gridCarbon intensity, day-ahead price and renewable share for the European markets, refreshed through the day.
- Grid indexThe monthly index of European grid conditions for data centres, with its method and dated sources.
- Grid signalA grid signal for compute schedulers: a waiting list, with a dated sample of the data.
- Power plant mapEvery power plant of 50 MW or more by fuel and capacity, with the countries around it.
Siting and markets
- Site finderScore any point in Europe on grid connections, the nearest substation, generation, fibre and the electricity bill.
- Market comparisonThe main data-centre markets side by side: power, cooling hours and flexibility value.
- Fibre latencyRound-trip fibre latency between European data-centre cities, with the route behind each figure.