STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN
The Heating Plant
T.Loop, working closely with a district heating company, have developed a design for a colocation data center integrated into the existing building and infrastructure solution. The data center is being built in an industry zone classified area, with power and dark fibre available. The estimated construction time is 12 months.
The world’s most sustainable Hyperscale
T.Loop, working closely with a district heating company, have developed a design for a colocation data center integrated into the existing building and infrastructure solution.
• Hyperscale in central location with excellent transportation connection.
• Carbon negative with 100% heat reuse.
• Low Energy consumption.
Permissions
The data center is being built in an industry zone classified area, with power and dark fibre available so we anticipate no issues in getting permitting to build in a reasonable time frame.
2025
Construction Time:
12 months
2.300 m²
Data Center Area
2.300 m² (Phase 1)
Recommended IT Load:
High density (HPC, AI, HFT)
PUE:
1.1
Technical Specifications
Classification: Tier 3 design, concurrent maintainable, distributed redundancy
Cooling Technology: Liquid and air cooling
Connectivity: Redundant, physically separated fiber connections (dark fiber)
Latency:
• Suburb location - Stockholm C < 2 ms
• Stockholm - London < 25 ms
• Stockholm - Frankfurt < 21 ms
HVAC Sizing: ASHRAE Envelope better than A1
Contact
Ture “Duke” Aschan
for more information about our Data Energy Centers©
duke.aschan@tloop.se
Phone: +46 70 7506591
Duke on LinkedIn
Accessibility
All site prospects in Stockholm are within a maximum of 30 minutes by public transportation, providingexcellent accessibility.
Emergency Support Proximity:
• Rescue Department (Fire Station): 5-7 minutes, accessible via multiple routes.
• Police Station: 9-10 minutes, with several route options.
• Nearest Train Station: A 10-15 minute walk.
• International Airport (Arlanda): 30-60 minutes away.
Strategic Advantages:
• The Stockholm Metropolitan Area (SMA) hosts the broadest range of educational institutions in Sweden, including the KTH Royal Institute of Technology, which ranks among the top 100 global universities.
• A well-educated, experienced workforce is readily available and can easily reach the site by car or public transport.
T.Loop
Data Energy Centers®
World class Connectivity
Sweden has one of the best connectivity standards globally, driven by government strategy ensuring national fiber penetration.
Arelion’s global internet backbone (formerly Telia Carrier) is ranked the #1 backbone by Kentik for several years and is renowned for outstanding customer care.
Sweden’s national broadband plan outlines the vision for nationwide access to high-speed broadband in 2025.
Sustainability in core
T.Loop is one of the world’s most sustainable colocation operators. The unique combination of energy and data center expertise has created a data center concept with full heat recovery.
Key factors include:
• Sweden’s Green Energy Mix: Low-carbon footprint
• Cold and Stable Climate: Ideal for energy-efficient cooling
• Full Heat Recovery: Efficient heat reuse from the data center
• Minimal Fossil Fuel Use: Reduced reliance on fossil fuels for backup capacity
• Optimized Installation: Streamlined and efficient setup
• Liquid Cooling: Advanced immersion or DTC technology
• Strategic Locations: Data centers situated in or near existing buildings for optimal heat recovery
T.Loop offers data center capacity with some of the lowest carbon emissions worldwide.
