Liepaja - Data Center (Latvia)
120 MW of operational capacity by 2029
Liepāja Data Centre is a next-generation AI-ready data centre campus strategically located on Latvia's Baltic coast. Designed to deliver 120 MW of operational capacity by 2029, the project offers direct access to the national transmission grid, flexible 110 kV / 33 kV connectivity, and 100% renewable energy with N-1 redundancy.
Built on a secure industrial site within Liepāja's Special Economic Zone, the campus combines exceptional power infrastructure, sustainability, and scalability, making it an ideal destination for hyperscale cloud, AI, and high-performance computing investments serving Northern Europe.
Northern Europe Hydrogen (Latvia)
Innovative green hydrogen facility in Liepāja Special Economic Zone.
Northern Europe Hydrogen is Northern Energy’s flagship development and one of the most advanced hydrogen initiatives in the Baltic Sea region. The project with 850MW electrolysis will employ advanced AI-based production optimization, enabling hydrogen output to follow real-time physical deliveries of renewable power from wind and solar, supplemented by grid electricity. This approach targets a 60% utilization rate of the electrolyzer facility, ensuring high operational efficiency and an optimized cost structure.
Located in the Liepaja Special Economic Zone, the project benefits from substantial tax incentives and strong support from local and national stakeholders. Northern Europe Hydrogen is positioned to become a major green hydrogen and hydrogen-derivatives hub for Northern Europe.
Raahe Hydrogen (Finland)
200 MW of production capacity by 2030.
Raahe Power-to-X is a flagship green hydrogen development strategically located within the Port of Raahe, Finland. Designed to deliver 200 MW of production capacity by 2030, the project combines exceptional power availability, direct port access, and strong industrial synergies in one of the Nordics' leading energy hubs.
With scalable infrastructure, abundant water resources, and close collaboration with local authorities, Raahe offers an ideal platform for large-scale hydrogen production, e-fuels, and other next-generation Power-to-X applications supporting Europe's clean energy transition.
5 MW/10MWh Jekabpils BESS (Latvia)
Secured 5 MW / 10 MWh connection.
Jēkabpils BESS is a future-ready energy storage project developed to strengthen grid resilience and unlock the full potential of renewable energy. Featuring a secured 5 MW / 10 MWh connection, completed permitting, and a construction-ready status, the project offers a fast-track opportunity for investment and deployment.
Designed to provide critical balancing services and support the evolving energy market, Jēkabpils BESS represents a key building block in Latvia's next-generation clean energy infrastructure.
150 MW Finland BESS (Finland)
Battery energy storage systems totaling 140 MW.
Finland BESS Portfolio represents a high-value pipeline of utility-scale battery energy storage systems totaling 140 MW, purpose-built to support the accelerating energy transition in the Nordics. With several projects already at Ready-to-Build and FID stages, the portfolio combines secured development, strategic grid locations, and rapid deployment potential.
Delivering critical balancing services and enabling higher renewable energy penetration, the Finland BESS Portfolio offers investors a compelling opportunity in one of Europe's most mature and resilient power markets.
NorSAF Hydrogen (Latvia)
NorSAF is a project strategically located in Liepāja, Latvia, established for production of synthetic SAF (Sustainable Aviation Fuel).
Northern Europe Energy Group will deliver hydrogen to NorSAF based on a 150 MW electrolyzer capacity.
With secured access to grid capacity, access to power, scalable industrial land, and direct connectivity to the Baltic Sea port infrastructure, the project will become a key contributor to Europe's sustainable aviation fuel value chain.
Scheduled to be fully operational by 2030, NorSAF supports the growing demand driven by EU decarbonization policies and ReFuelEU Aviation targets.
Hämeenlinna - Data Center (Finland)
A high-efficiency, low-carbon data center with 120 MW capacity, enabling large-scale AI/HPC workloads in Southern Finland.
Hämeenlinna Data Centre is a future-ready digital infrastructure hub designed for hyperscale cloud and AI workloads. Featuring 120 MW of capacity, strategic proximity to Helsinki, robust fibre connectivity, and direct access to Finland's reliable energy network, the campus offers exceptional scalability, efficiency, and long-term investment potential.
Backed by municipal support and a technically mature project, Hämeenlinna is positioned to become one of Finland's premier destinations for next-generation data centre development.
Jēkabpils - Data center (Latvia)
114 MW of power available today.
Jēkabpils Old Airport is one of the largest future-ready data centre developments in the Baltics. Located in Latvia, the campus offers 114 MW of power available today, scalable to 400 MW by 2030, with secure land, robust 110 kV grid connections, and a dedicated renewable energy backup strategy.
Designed for hyperscale operators, the project combines strategic location, scalable infrastructure, and long-term growth potential to support next-generation digital infrastructure.
