Prime Saeby AAL01-02

Name: Prime Saeby AAL01-02
Address: Energivej 1, Saeby, 9300, DK

Energivej 1, Saeby, 9300, DK

Metro: Saeby, DK Country: Denmark Region: Europe

Power capacity

124 MW

Prime Data Centers announced a 124 MW campus on Energivej in Saeby, in Frederikshavn Kommune in North Jutland, on 2 February 2023: three hyperscale buildings, fully renewable supply and biofuel standby generators. Two elements of the design stood out. Waste heat would go to Saeby Varmevaerk under a district-heating arrangement that returns chilled water to the campus, and in-rack cooling developed with New Nordic Data Cooling ApS was specified for loads up to 50 kW a rack. The campus was designed for DGNB Gold, a building-sustainability rating rather than a data-centre availability standard. Prime has published nothing further about the Danish site since the announcement, and its current portfolio of thirteen campuses across North America and EMEA lists no location in Denmark.

Facility Specifications

Site information

Power capacity: 124 MW announced across three buildings

Power & cooling

Cooling: In-rack cooling to 50 kW a rack as designed; heat recovery to Saeby Varmevaerk

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Frequently asked questions

What did Prime Data Centers announce at Saeby?

A 124 MW campus of three hyperscale buildings on Energivej, announced on 2 February 2023, with fully renewable supply and biofuel standby generation.

How would heat from the Saeby campus be used?

Through a two-way arrangement with Saeby Varmevaerk: waste heat into the district heating network, chilled water returned to the campus.

What cooling was specified for the Danish campus?

In-rack cooling developed with New Nordic Data Cooling ApS, supporting loads up to 50 kW a rack.

Where does the Saeby project stand now?

Prime's current portfolio lists thirteen campuses across North America and EMEA and includes no Danish site. Nothing further has been published since the 2023 announcement, and the campus must not be treated as operating.