Green Horizon provides Tier 3 data center capacity in Norway powered entirely by renewable hydropower, delivering PUE below 1.10 through patented cooling and power‑distribution technology. The modular facilities support rapid scaling from 4 MW to over 100 MW, include waste‑heat recovery for net‑negative emissions, and offer low‑latency intercontinental fiber with real‑time energy monitoring via an open API for enterprise, hyperscale cloud, and research workloads.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Enterprises and cloud providers increasingly need large‑scale compute capacity, yet traditional data centers consume significant fossil‑based electricity, incur high energy costs, and struggle to meet strict carbon‑reduction targets. The lack of modular, sustainably powered facilities forces customers to compromise on performance, scalability, or environmental goals.
Solution
Green Horizon operates Tier 3 data centers in Norway that draw 100 % of their power from renewable hydropower, eliminating scope‑1 emissions at the source. Patented cooling and power‑distribution technology maintains Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) below 1.10 across all sites, delivering industry‑leading energy efficiency. Facilities are built with a modular, built‑to‑suit architecture, allowing customers to scale capacity on demand without extensive construction lead times. Integrated waste‑heat recovery captures excess thermal energy for district heating or industrial reuse, enabling net‑negative carbon footprints for tenant workloads. High‑capacity intercontinental fiber links provide low‑latency connectivity to global networks, while a secure, carrier‑grade infrastructure ensures reliability and compliance. Customers access real‑time energy and performance metrics through an open API, facilitating transparent sustainability reporting.
Target Audience
Primary customers are large enterprises, hyperscale cloud operators, and research institutions that require high‑performance, scalable compute infrastructure while meeting stringent sustainability and carbon‑neutrality commitments.
Features
- Tier 3 architecture with N+1 power, cooling, and network redundancy for carrier‑grade availability
- Patented Norwegian cooling system achieving PUE < 1.10, verified across all operational sites
- 100 % renewable hydropower supply, guaranteeing carbon‑neutral electricity consumption
- Modular, built‑to‑suit data hall design enabling rapid capacity expansion from 4 MW to 100 MW+ per site
- Waste‑heat recovery platform that redirects excess thermal energy to external heating grids, delivering net‑negative emissions for tenants
- Direct access to high‑speed intercontinental fiber optic routes, supporting low‑latency, high‑throughput workloads
- Real‑time energy monitoring dashboard and RESTful API for automated sustainability reporting and integration with corporate ESG tools
- Competitive electricity pricing driven by Norway’s low wholesale rates and minimal taxation