Green Mountain Data Center

Green Mountain operates four strategically located data centers across Norway and the UK, showcasing a commitment to sustainability and operational efficiency. These facilities are situated in Rennesøy, Rjukan, and Enebakk in Norway, with a recent addition in London. Each data center is designed to provide significant capacities, ranging from 25 MW to 75 MW, allowing for geographic redundancy that benefits clients by ensuring continuity and reliability in their operations. The company leverages Norway's natural resources, particularly its abundant hydropower, which powers the data centers with 100% renewable energy. This approach not only contributes to a lower carbon footprint but also translates to cost-effective energy solutions for customers.

The data centers feature advanced cooling technologies that capitalize on Norway's wet and cold climate, leading to lower operational costs compared to traditional data center operations. In terms of connectivity, Green Mountain offers neutral access to a wide range of local and international network operators, enhancing the flexibility and options available for clients. The company places a strong emphasis on security, employing sophisticated measures such as biometric identification and extensive surveillance systems to safeguard both the physical and digital assets of its clients. Furthermore, real-time data center infrastructure management (DCIM) is utilized to optimize performance, ensuring that clients can monitor and manage their operations efficiently.

Green Mountain's clientele spans various sectors, including cloud service providers, financial institutions, and automotive companies, all of whom benefit from the company’s transparent operational practices. The company is committed to high operational standards, holding certifications such as ISO 9001 and ISO 14001. This dedication to excellence extends to its infrastructure, which is designed to be fault-tolerant and self-healing, providing peace of mind for clients who rely on uninterrupted service.