The energy behind AI.
Data centres need more power every year, and more of it green. We supply it across Europe: generated in our own parks, made reliable by storage, secured through long-term contracts.
Who pays for what.
One company, three revenue streams. We locate where data centres already stand or are being built, and supply what they need.
Green-power contracts
Power from sun and wind, for data centres, at fixed prices over many years.
Storage trading
Charge when power is abundant. Sell when it is scarce and expensive.
Site support
We support operators with site selection, grid connection and permits.
Contract before concrete. We only build once the grid connection and the offtake contract are in place.
Demand that keeps growing.
Two forces meet: data centres are multiplying, and the power they use must increasingly be renewable.
Where green power is required, as in Germany, it can be met with certificates or with long-term supply contracts. Contracts secure price and supply for years. Those are exactly the contracts we offer.
of power will be used by data centres worldwide in 2030, more than twice as much as in 2024.
IEA, Energy and AI, 2025is the size above which every EU data centre must publish its energy use and renewable share each year.
EU Energy Efficiency Directive, Art. 12green power required by law for data centres in Germany, Europe’s largest data-centre market.
German Energy Efficiency Act, s. 11Why AI pays more.
Not all power is equal. For AI data centres what counts is that it arrives reliably, and they pay more for that.
Absorbing load swings
AI training makes consumption swing sharply within short intervals. Our storage smooths this out, and is paid for it.
Downtime costs more
In AI data centres most of the capital sits in the chips. Every hour of outage costs far more than the power itself.
Around the clock
Storage turns solar and wind power into a predictable profile, day and night. That is worth more than power by the weather.
Why the model is so strong.
Each part makes the others more valuable. That is the difference between a project and a company.
Fixed buyers
Long-term contracts with data centres make our revenue predictable, for both sides.
Storage pays twice
It secures supply to the data centre and trades spare capacity on the power exchange.
Close to demand
We build where data centres stand or are planned. Short distances, shared grid connections.
We develop ourselves
No acquisitions carrying someone else’s margin. The full value growth stays with us.
Experience that moves sites forward.
We don’t build data centres. But we know what an AI data centre needs.
One of our founders spent ten years building and operating hyperscale data centres. We bring that knowledge in when operators look for a site: land, grid connection, permits and power supply. Building and operating stays with the operators and their partners.
- Grid connection
- ≥ 50 MW
- Land
- ≥ 10 ha
- Green power
- 100%
What we look for in a site.
We check before any budget is spent. A site that fails two criteria is not pursued.
Grid
- High-voltage connection of 50 MW or more, or a firm offer with a date
- Capacity for import and export
- A grid operator willing to engage
Land
- Industrial or comparable zoning
- 10 hectares or more, with room to expand in phases
- A permitting authority that is on board
Resources
- Wind or sun on or near the site
- Fibre and cooling water, or a closed-loop cooling design
- Buyers for waste heat: district heating, industry or agriculture
What we don’t do. No projects without a secured buyer. No existing assets bought for yield alone. No markets where a connection cannot be secured in a realistic time.
Sites in development.
A selection of current projects. Investors receive details with the documents.
| Site | Region | Grid connection | Business area | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Teesside | North Yorkshire, UK | 180 MW | AI Compute | Grid connection secured |
| Extremadura | Badajoz, ES | 150 MW | Energy & Storage | In permitting |
| Rhine-Main | Hesse, DE | 100 MW | Swarm Cloud | In planning |
Do you own a site like this? Land near a data-centre hub or an industrial estate with a grid connection of 50 MW or more can become a Trustvolt site. We assess it within two to four weeks, at our cost. Propose a site
Where Europe’s AI will be built.
Six regions, one standard: grid capacity, sun and wind, and demand for compute.
- DACH
- Regions in transition with decommissioned power capacity; demand from Frankfurt and Zurich.
- Nordics
- Low-cost hydro and wind, a cool climate, strong grids.
- UK and Ireland
- High demand for compute, grid connection reform under way.
- Iberia
- Europe’s best solar resource, growing interconnectors.
- Benelux and France
- Established data-centre hubs supplied by nuclear and offshore wind.
- Central and Eastern Europe
- Industrial sites with strong connections and available land.
Let’s talk.
30 minutes by phone or video. We send you the prospectus in advance and answer every question.