Amazon AWS ARN – Katrineholm
Terminalgatan 4, Katrineholm, 641 33, SE
Katrineholm is the one Swedish availability-zone site AWS singles out for its steel: the company stated in November 2024 that every structural open section going into the buildings there comes from scrap-melted low-carbon steel. The town in Södermanland has hosted AWS since the Europe (Stockholm) region opened in December 2018, and that same month Amazon bought a further 210,000 m² from Katrineholms kommun for SEK 52.5m, taking a holding the municipality likened to forty football pitches. The original hall occupies about 77,000 m². In June 2025 AWS broke ground on a $4m wetland and water-replenishment scheme at Stora Djulö, run with Sörmlands Vatten.
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Which AWS region does Katrineholm serve?
Europe (Stockholm), eu-north-1, which went live in December 2018. Katrineholm is one of its three availability-zone localities alongside Eskilstuna and Västerås.
How much land did AWS add in 2018?
210,000 m², or 21 hectares, bought from Katrineholms kommun in December 2018 for SEK 52.5m, adjoining a hall occupying about 77,000 m².
What is the Stora Djulö project?
A $4m wetland and water-replenishment scheme near Katrineholm that AWS began in June 2025 with Sörmlands Vatten, the regional water company.
What is distinctive about the construction here?
AWS stated in November 2024 that all structural open steel sections at this site are made from scrap-melted low-carbon steel, a specification it has not attached to its other two Swedish localities.