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Google data centre projects in Europe

Projects tracked
13
of 1 MW or more
Permitted or being built
8
3 at announcement stage
Countries
9
with at least one project
Milestones, last 90 days
5
newest Oct 2026

As of (newest check)

Our European pipeline tracker follows 13 data-centre projects of 1 MW or more that Google develops or co-develops, in 9 countries; 8 are permitted or already being built. The largest share is in Belgium, with 3 projects.

62% are permitted or being built, against 44% across the whole tracker, so the pipeline is further along than the European average. The milestones we hold run from 2024 to Oct 2026.

Projects by stage

  • Announced 3
  • In planning 2
  • Permitted 3
  • Under construction 5

What the capacity figures measure

  • Facility, campus or unstated basis 2
  • Grid connection 2
  • No capacity published 9

Stated size, where a figure is published

  • 100 to 249 MW 2
  • 250 MW and above 2

9 projects have no published capacity and are not in a band. Bands mix bases, so read them as orders of size; never added.

Where Google is building

Latest milestones

The newest 5 steps we recorded, by market and stage.

  1. Oct 2026FinlandIn planning
  2. Sep 2026DublinPermitted
  3. Sep 2026SwedenIn planning
  4. Sep 2026Norway Google is considering a data centre at Gylderåsen and its development company is queued for grid powerAnnounced
  5. Aug 2026BelgiumUnder construction
Method

Projects of 1 MW or more (or unstated), announced to under construction, that we have found and checked.

  • Projects Google develops or co-develops; a joint venture counts once per partner.
  • Capacities are on different bases: counted, never added.
  • From public filings and announcements; DC Blueprint is independent of Google. No project is listed.

Cite as: DC Blueprint, “Google data centre projects in Europe”, https://dcblueprint.com/sell/operators/google (checked 17 Oct 2026). © DC Blueprint.