Enterprise AI • Compute • Sovereign AI • Deployment Infrastructure
Published by GreyRadius Consulting | 12–18 October 2026
Executive Highlights
IndiaColt DCS and RMZ begin construction of 64MW AI-ready data centre in Navi Mumbai
IndiaTata Power identifies 2.8GW data-centre pipeline and plans ₹15,000 crore Mumbai grid upgrade
IndiaNITI Aayog releases Data Centre Evaluation Framework
IndiaAdani Enterprises and Jabil explore 50:50 AI infrastructure equipment venture
United KingdomMicrosoft withdraws from planned 50MW Nscale UK data-centre project
EuropeSchneider Electric raises 2026 outlook on strong data-centre demand
United StatesGoogle signs 20-year agreement supporting 702MW Wyoming fuel-cell power project
United StatesCoreWeave debt repricing raises questions over AI infrastructure financing
United States / South KoreaLS Electric secures $138.5m electrical equipment order for Pennsylvania data-centre project
Mexico / United StatesAWS extends second-generation Outposts rack support to Mexico Central
United StatesIndiana regulator approves $1.3bn power infrastructure package for Google data centre
United StatesDigi Power X secures $200m financing for Alabama data-centre development
SingaporeAkamai signs Singapore renewable-energy agreement covering up to 13MW
NigeriaDolphin Telecoms signs 10-year solar agreement for Lagos submarine cable landing station
IndiaCtrlS inaugurates 12MW Patna data centre and proposes $1bn Bihar expansion
IndiaCapitaLand targets end-2026 completion of 53MW Chennai data centre
MalaysiaDayOne secures $3.67bn financing for Malaysian data-centre expansion
United KingdomUK government rejects proposed 1.2GW Selby AI Growth Zone project
UruguayUruguay signs $5.7bn agreement with Solaria for up to 500MW of data centres
United KingdomPure DC completes transformer installation for 90MW London data-centre campus
GreeceGreece proposes 60% renewable-electricity requirement for data centres
NorwayVivoPower begins construction at 42MW Norway AI data centre
United StatesOregon pauses data-centre environmental permits until July 2027
AustraliaDigiCo signs 15-year lease for 71MW at Sydney data centre
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Construction and colocation
Colt DCS and RMZ begin construction of 64MW AI-ready data centre in Navi Mumbai
15 October 2026 | India
Colt Data Centre Services and RMZ commenced construction of Mumbai 3, a 64MW AI-ready data centre in Navi Mumbai. The facility is fully pre-let to a hyperscale customer and forms part of a previously announced $1.7bn joint venture targeting 250MW across Mumbai and Chennai. Infrastructure includes a 220kV substation and hybrid air/direct-to-chip liquid cooling. The wider Mumbai campus is expected to reach 86MW upon completion, with potential expansion to 148MW. These are future capacity figures, not currently operational supply.
The decisive milestones are grid energization, liquid-cooling commissioning and tenant acceptance—not the groundbreaking. Track the 64MW pre-let tranche separately from the larger 86MW and 148MW campus ambitions.
GreyRadius Insight
A pre-lease lowers demand risk but does not eliminate delivery risk. Owners should link construction payments and expansion commitments to power-ready dates, cooling validation and contractual service commencement.
Power infrastructure
Tata Power identifies 2.8GW data-centre pipeline and plans ₹15,000 crore Mumbai grid upgrade
15 October 2026 | India
Tata Power reported a 2.8GW data-centre-related pipeline involving 18 operators across India and outlined ₹15,000 crore (approximately $1.7bn, indicative) in planned Mumbai grid investment. The pipeline indicates prospective electricity demand, not commissioned data-centre capacity. The announcement highlights the importance of transmission and distribution upgrades to India's hyperscale expansion.
Determine how much of the 2.8GW pipeline has signed connection agreements, funded substations and credible load schedules. Test whether ₹15,000 crore of proposed upgrades is synchronized with developer delivery dates.
GreyRadius Insight
Grid capacity is now part of market-entry diligence. Site attractiveness should be scored by connection certainty and tariff exposure, not land availability or headline prospective MW alone.
Policy and sustainability
NITI Aayog releases Data Centre Evaluation Framework
14–15 October 2026 | India
NITI Aayog's Frontier Tech Hub released a framework to help Indian states evaluate proposed data-centre investments against electricity availability, water requirements, infrastructure readiness and economic benefits. Released on 14 October and announced by the government on 15 October, it provides policy guidance rather than a verified mandatory national licensing rule. No nationwide compliance deadline was established.
Track which states adopt the framework and whether its electricity, water and economic-benefit criteria become practical approval gates. No national mandatory compliance deadline has been announced.
GreyRadius Insight
Developers should prepare a state-specific evidence pack: firm power plan, water balance, local employment, fiscal contribution and resilience design. This can shorten evaluation friction before rules harden.
Equipment manufacturing
Adani Enterprises and Jabil explore 50:50 AI infrastructure equipment venture
13 October 2026 | India
Adani Enterprises and Jabil signed a non-binding agreement to explore a 50:50 joint venture for manufacturing and assembling AI and data-centre equipment in India. The proposed arrangement could support domestic supply-chain localization. No definitive investment amount, factory capacity or production commencement date was confirmed in the reported agreement.
Look for a binding joint-venture agreement, defined product lines, customer orders and production start dates. The 50:50 proposal alone establishes neither capacity nor investment commitment.
GreyRadius Insight
Localization only creates advantage if qualified domestic production reduces lead times and import dependence without compromising certifications. Anchor-customer qualification is the commercial gate.
AI infrastructure and grid access
Microsoft withdraws from planned 50MW Nscale UK data-centre project
18 October 2026 | United Kingdom
Microsoft withdrew from a planned AI computing arrangement at Nscale's Loughton, Essex, project after reported grid-connection delays into the 2030s. The development had been intended to accommodate approximately 50MW and 23,040 NVIDIA GPUs for Azure. These figures represent planned infrastructure, not deployed operational capacity. The development underscores the commercial consequences of electricity connection delays.
Track whether Nscale can obtain a bankable grid-connection date and replace the lost customer arrangement. The proposed 50MW and 23,040 GPUs should not be counted as installed capacity.
GreyRadius Insight
The economic cost of delayed electricity access can exceed site-development savings: contracted demand, GPU procurement and financing all depend on energization certainty. Power diligence must precede sales commitments.
Electrical infrastructure and cooling
Schneider Electric raises 2026 outlook on strong data-centre demand
16 October 2026 | Europe
Schneider Electric raised its 2026 outlook, forecasting adjusted EBITDA growth of 18–21% and organic revenue growth of 12–14%. Third-quarter organic revenue increased 16.9% year over year to €11.46bn, approximately $13.3bn at an indicative conversion rate. Strong demand for data-centre electrical and cooling infrastructure contributed to the revised outlook. These figures represent supplier financial performance, not newly commissioned data-centre capacity.
Test whether the 16.9% quarterly organic growth translates into durable orders, delivery capacity and margins. Distinguish supplier revenue momentum from commissioned data-centre MW.
GreyRadius Insight
Electrical distribution and cooling are bottleneck markets. Buyers should secure long-lead equipment slots and service capacity early, while avoiding demand forecasts built only on vendor revenue growth.
Data-centre energy
Google signs 20-year agreement supporting 702MW Wyoming fuel-cell power project
14 October 2026 | United States
Google entered a 20-year power purchase arrangement involving American Electric Power and a planned 702MW fuel-cell project near Cheyenne, Wyoming. The development has an estimated $4bn cost, with full operation targeted by the end of 2028. Bloom Energy is identified as the fuel-cell technology supplier. The 702MW figure refers to proposed generation capacity rather than operational data-centre IT load.
Watch permitting, fuel availability, emissions compliance and delivery against the end-2028 target. The 702MW is planned generation capacity, not operational data-centre IT load.
GreyRadius Insight
A 20-year energy arrangement can improve supply visibility but creates fuel, technology and counterparty dependencies. Compare its all-in delivered cost and resilience against grid-plus-storage alternatives.
Financing and cloud economics
CoreWeave debt repricing raises questions over AI infrastructure financing
16 October 2026 | United States
Reuters reported that CoreWeave bond yields increased from approximately 9.675% to 15%, a rise of around 5.3 percentage points. The movement highlighted market concerns about financing costs, capital intensity and execution risk in AI infrastructure. This was a debt-market development, not evidence of a confirmed project cancellation or default.
Monitor whether yields near 15% persist, refinancing maturities and any change in customer contracts or build schedules. Higher yields signal financing pressure, not a confirmed default.
GreyRadius Insight
AI infrastructure economics should be tested against higher capital costs and slower utilization ramps. Cost per billable GPU-hour, customer concentration and debt-service coverage matter more than headline contracted capacity.
Equipment and power infrastructure
LS Electric secures $138.5m electrical equipment order for Pennsylvania data-centre project
14 October 2026 | United States / South Korea
South Korea's LS Electric secured an order worth KRW 185.3bn, reported as approximately $138.5m, from Bloom Energy. The scope includes 38kV high-voltage switchgear and distribution transformers, with deliveries scheduled between April and July 2027. A connection to a specific Pennsylvania data-centre campus was discussed in industry reporting but was not definitively confirmed.
Confirm the final project location, delivery schedule and commissioning dependencies for the 38kV switchgear and transformers. The Pennsylvania campus attribution remains unconfirmed.
GreyRadius Insight
Large equipment orders signal upstream procurement, not a live facility. For project forecasts, separate purchase-order value, equipment arrival, grid testing and customer-ready service dates.
Hybrid cloud and data residency
AWS extends second-generation Outposts rack support to Mexico Central
16 October 2026 | Mexico / United States
AWS announced support for connecting second-generation Outposts racks to the Mexico (Central) Region. This expands options for customers operating AWS-managed infrastructure in local facilities for latency-sensitive, hybrid or residency-related workloads. The announcement did not disclose additional MW capacity, rack counts or a new cloud-region investment.
Track adoption by regulated and latency-sensitive users, including deployment costs and data-residency requirements. The announcement contains no new MW or rack-capacity disclosure.
GreyRadius Insight
Hybrid cloud competes on governance and workload economics rather than hyperscale capacity. Buyers should compare total ownership cost, operational responsibility and connectivity resilience with public-region alternatives.
Energy infrastructure and regulation
Indiana regulator approves $1.3bn power infrastructure package for Google data centre
14 October 2026 | United States
Indiana's utility regulator approved an approximately $1.3bn package involving solar generation, battery storage and transmission infrastructure for Google's Monrovia data-centre development. Industry reporting indicates that Google is expected to bear the associated project costs. The approval is an infrastructure and regulatory milestone, not confirmation that all planned generation or data-centre capacity is operational.
Track utility construction milestones, regulator-approved cost allocation and the delivery of solar, storage and transmission assets. Approval does not mean the power system is operating.
GreyRadius Insight
Data-centre sponsors increasingly need integrated utility investment plans. Clear cost responsibility protects communities and helps developers secure predictable power delivery and permitting support.
Project financing
Digi Power X secures $200m financing for Alabama data-centre development
14 October 2026 | United States
Digi Power X secured $200m in debt financing for a planned 40MW data-centre development in Columbiana, Alabama. The reported project comprises a 15MW first phase and a 25MW second phase. The financing represents a capital-raising milestone; neither phase should be classified as operational solely on the basis of the funding announcement.
Watch drawdown covenants, first-phase tenant commitments and energization for 15MW before assuming the additional 25MW proceeds. Debt secured is not revenue-producing capacity.
GreyRadius Insight
Stage-gated financing is prudent where power and customer ramp risks are high. Investors should underwrite each phase using contracted utilization, commissioning evidence and cash interest coverage.
Sustainability and cloud infrastructure
Akamai signs Singapore renewable-energy agreement covering up to 13MW
14 October 2026 | Singapore
Akamai signed a virtual power purchase agreement with EDP covering up to 13MW of rooftop solar capacity across 27 operational projects in Singapore. The arrangement is expected to represent up to approximately 17,000MWh of electricity generation annually. The contracted renewable-energy capacity is not equivalent to new data-centre IT capacity.
Monitor actual annual MWh delivery, certificate treatment and the mismatch between solar production and hourly consumption. The 13MW figure is generation capacity, not IT load.
GreyRadius Insight
Virtual PPAs improve renewable procurement but do not guarantee physical uptime or hourly clean power. Operators should report renewable matching separately from backup power and grid reliability.
Connectivity and energy resilience
Dolphin Telecoms signs 10-year solar agreement for Lagos submarine cable landing station
12 October 2026 | Nigeria
Dolphin Telecoms signed a 10-year solar-energy agreement supporting its ACE submarine cable landing station in Lagos, Nigeria. The project is expected to generate more than 144MWh annually. The arrangement connects renewable-energy procurement with the resilience and operating requirements of international telecommunications infrastructure.
Verify commissioning and actual generation against the forecast of more than 144MWh annually, plus backup-power integration at the cable landing station.
GreyRadius Insight
For connectivity assets, even modest renewable supply can lower fuel exposure, but resilience remains the primary metric. Assess avoided outages and diesel dependence, not only annual energy savings.
Data-centre investment and sovereign infrastructure
CtrlS inaugurates 12MW Patna data centre and proposes $1bn Bihar expansion
15 October 2026 | India
CtrlS inaugurated its Patna data-centre campus, representing a reported ₹400 crore ($42m) investment and offering an initial 12MW of IT capacity. The company also signed a non-binding letter of intent to invest ₹10,000 crore (approximately $1bn) in a proposed 150MW hyperscale facility at Bodh Gaya. The two developments must be treated separately: the Patna inauguration is a confirmed milestone, while the Bodh Gaya investment remains proposed. CtrlS has a broader stated target of 2GW by 2030. DCD
Separate the commissioned 12MW Patna facility from the proposed 150MW Bodh Gaya campus and its non-binding ₹10,000 crore investment indication. Track land, power and binding customer commitments.
GreyRadius Insight
Tier-two city expansion should be driven by proven enterprise demand, connectivity routes and power resilience. Announced multi-year capex is not evidence of near-term regional capacity.
Data-centre development
CapitaLand targets end-2026 completion of 53MW Chennai data centre
16 October 2026 | India
CapitaLand Investment unveiled an updated delivery plan for CapitaLand Data Centre Chennai 01 in Ambattur, Tamil Nadu. The facility is designed for 53MW gross power capacity and 34MW IT capacity across 13 data halls, with completion targeted by the end of 2026. The planned investment is approximately ₹1,940 crore. The project was originally announced in 2022 and previously targeted a 2025 launch, so the October update concerns project status and timing rather than an entirely new investment. DCD
Watch whether end-2026 completion is achieved, then distinguish building completion from energization and customer-ready IT halls. The design specifies 53MW gross power versus 34MW IT capacity.
GreyRadius Insight
Gross electrical rating overstates usable compute supply if reported as IT load. Commercial models should use commissioned IT MW, occupancy ramp and efficiency assumptions, especially after schedule revisions.
Financing and hyperscale capacity
DayOne secures $3.67bn financing for Malaysian data-centre expansion
13 October 2026 | Malaysia
DayOne secured approximately $3.67bn in multicurrency financing from seven lenders, including CIMB, DBS, Maybank, OCBC, Standard Chartered, UOB and Crédit Agricole CIB. The financing comprises a $2.4bn offshore loan and a RM5.5bn ($1.35bn) Murabahah facility. At company level, DayOne reported 962MW of capacity in service as of 20 September and 1.3GW under construction, with the latter targeted for delivery by December 2028. Those portfolio figures are context, not newly commissioned Malaysian capacity. DCD
Track drawdown milestones and how the $3.67bn financing maps to specific Malaysian sites. Portfolio totals of 962MW in service and 1.3GW under construction are not newly delivered capacity.
GreyRadius Insight
Debt availability improves execution options, but value depends on contracted utilization and power-ready delivery. Underwrite each campus rather than treating a large portfolio headline as interchangeable capacity.
Government policy and project risk
UK government rejects proposed 1.2GW Selby AI Growth Zone project
16 October 2026 | United Kingdom
The UK government rejected an AI Growth Zone bid from North Yorkshire Council, the University of York and Drax involving a proposed 1.2GW AI data centre near Selby. The proposal envisaged drawing power from Drax's existing 2.58GW biomass power station. The decision affects the project's proposed government-supported designation; it does not establish that 1.2GW of infrastructure was under construction or operational. DCD
Monitor whether the sponsors redesign the 1.2GW proposal outside the AI Growth Zone framework and what the rejection means for power access, incentives and planning.
GreyRadius Insight
Government designation is a material commercial dependency, not an administrative footnote. Sponsors should stress-test economics with and without policy support before committing to site-specific infrastructure.
Hyperscale investment and renewable energy
Uruguay signs $5.7bn agreement with Solaria for up to 500MW of data centres
16 October 2026 | Uruguay
Uruguay signed a reported $5.7bn agreement with Spanish developer Solaria for up to 500MW of data-centre capacity across Canelones, San José and Florida. Approximately $5.5bn is allocated to data-centre development and $200m to associated solar infrastructure. The first phase envisages a 200MW data centre and 350MW solar installation, with a further 300MW of data-centre capacity in a second phase. First-phase completion is targeted for 2029. All data-centre MW figures are proposed capacity. DCD
Track binding project agreements, grid and environmental permits, financing close and first-phase completion targeted for 2029. All 500MW remains proposed.
GreyRadius Insight
Uruguay could compete on renewable supply and location diversification, but a $5.7bn headline is only a pipeline signal. Customer precommitments and delivered power costs will determine bankability.
Construction and power infrastructure
Pure DC completes transformer installation for 90MW London data-centre campus
16 October 2026 | United Kingdom
Pure Data Centres completed installation of the third and final transformer at its LON01 Brent Cross campus, bringing the substation's reported capacity to 150MVA. The installation supports energization of the 90MW campus, expected later in October. The project includes closed-loop liquid cooling for high-density workloads, while its second building is targeted for completion in Q2 2029. The transformer installation is a verified construction milestone, not confirmation that all 90MW is operational. DCD
Track campus energization after installation of the third transformer; 150MVA substation readiness is not proof that 90MW of IT capacity is live. Monitor the Q2 2029 second-building target.
GreyRadius Insight
Grid infrastructure is a necessary but insufficient milestone. Commercial readiness requires tested power distribution, liquid-cooling operations, network connectivity and tenant acceptance.
Regulation and sustainability
Greece proposes 60% renewable-electricity requirement for data centres
15 October 2026 | Greece
Greece proposed legislation requiring data centres to source at least 60% of electricity from renewable sources. The draft also proposes a €200,000-per-MW grid connection guarantee, developer-funded grid reinforcement, a national data-centre registry and quarterly grid capacity reporting. Consultation is scheduled through 24 October 2026. These requirements remain proposals, not enacted obligations. DCD
Monitor the consultation outcome after 24 October and whether the 60% renewable requirement and €200,000/MW guarantee enter enacted law.
GreyRadius Insight
Proposed grid guarantees can materially alter project working capital and site selection. Developers should model renewable procurement and reinforcement costs under multiple regulatory scenarios now.
Construction and AI infrastructure
VivoPower begins construction at 42MW Norway AI data centre
13 October 2026 | Norway
VivoPower began first-phase construction at its 42MW Mo i Rana data-centre conversion project in northern Norway. Works include demolition, site preparation and construction of the main building structure. The company identified a preferred AI tenant but did not disclose its identity or a completion date. VivoPower also announced plans for a separate infrastructure platform covering more than 2.2GW of assets and development opportunities across markets including the UAE, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia and the Philippines. That 2.2GW figure includes projects at different maturity stages and must not be presented as operational capacity. DCD
Track conversion of site works into an energized 42MW facility, a signed AI tenancy and a credible completion date. The separate 2.2GW platform is a mixed-stage pipeline.
GreyRadius Insight
Construction start is an early risk-reduction step, not a revenue milestone. Valuation should distinguish tenant-backed projects from speculative development rights across multiple jurisdictions.
Government regulation
Oregon pauses data-centre environmental permits until July 2027
14 October 2026 | United States
Oregon Governor Tina Kotek directed environmental regulators to pause processing and issuance of air and water pollution permits for new or expanding data centres until 1 July 2027. The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality subsequently confirmed a pause affecting new and pending applications while it evaluates implementation. The measure creates a significant near-term permitting constraint for proposed projects but is not a permanent statutory ban on all data-centre development. DCD
Clarify which pending and new applications are affected by the pause through 1 July 2027 and whether alternative permits or timelines are available. This is not a permanent statewide construction ban.
GreyRadius Insight
Permitting uncertainty creates financing and customer-delivery risk. Developers should maintain a regulatory critical path and assess alternative sites before committing to non-refundable equipment orders.
Colocation and hyperscale leasing
DigiCo signs 15-year lease for 71MW at Sydney data centre
15 October 2026 | Australia
DigiCo Infrastructure REIT signed a 15-year agreement with an unnamed global technology customer for 71MW at its SYD1 facility. The contract includes reassignment of 20MW already contracted, so the full 71MW should not be treated as incremental demand. The 88MW facility is now fully contracted, with the first 10MW of expansion expected to be energized and income-producing in late Q4 FY2027 and remaining capacity progressively delivered in FY2028. DCD
Track the first 10MW energization in late Q4 FY2027 and remaining FY2028 delivery. Of the 71MW lease, 20MW was reassigned from existing contracts and is not incremental demand.
GreyRadius Insight
Long leases support financing, but contracted MW and incremental demand differ. Investors should reconcile gross contract announcements to net absorption, delivery costs and income commencement.
Executive Dashboard
Signal
Key Data
Date
Region
Executive Implication
Colt DCS and RMZ begin construction of 64MW AI-ready data centre in Navi Mumbai
15 October 2026
India
Watch whether pre-leased 64MW converts to phased energized capacity on schedule, including the 220kV substation and liquid-cooling commissioning.
Tata Power identifies 2.8GW data-centre pipeline and plans ₹15,000 crore Mumbai grid upgrade
15 October 2026
India
Track which of the 2.8GW prospective pipeline secures connection agreements and which Mumbai grid works receive funded execution milestones.
NITI Aayog releases Data Centre Evaluation Framework
14–15 October 2026
India
Monitor state-level adoption of the framework and whether water, power and local economic benefits become explicit approval criteria.
Adani Enterprises and Jabil explore 50:50 AI infrastructure equipment venture
13 October 2026
India
Watch for a definitive agreement, anchor orders, localization scope and validated production economics.
Microsoft withdraws from planned 50MW Nscale UK data-centre project
18 October 2026
United Kingdom
Track whether delayed grid access changes the customer contract, site selection or GPU procurement schedule.
Schneider Electric raises 2026 outlook on strong data-centre demand
16 October 2026
Europe
Watch order backlog conversion, cooling-system mix and margin sustainability as data-centre spending accelerates.
Google signs 20-year agreement supporting 702MW Wyoming fuel-cell power project
14 October 2026
United States
Monitor fuel-cell commissioning, gas availability, emissions performance and the end-2028 delivery target.
CoreWeave debt repricing raises questions over AI infrastructure financing
16 October 2026
United States
Watch refinancing terms and whether higher debt yields affect customer pricing, expansion sequencing or covenant headroom.
LS Electric secures $138.5m electrical equipment order for Pennsylvania data-centre project
14 October 2026
United States / South Korea
Track manufacturing delivery in April–July 2027 and confirm the final installation location and commissioning schedule.
AWS extends second-generation Outposts rack support to Mexico Central
16 October 2026
Mexico / United States
Monitor enterprise adoption and whether hybrid workloads justify on-premises rack economics versus regional cloud alternatives.
Indiana regulator approves $1.3bn power infrastructure package for Google data centre
14 October 2026
United States
Watch the timing of utility construction, cost allocation and whether the approved package meets the campus energization schedule.
Digi Power X secures $200m financing for Alabama data-centre development
14 October 2026
United States
Track the first 15MW phase against drawdown conditions, tenant commitments and utility readiness.
Akamai signs Singapore renewable-energy agreement covering up to 13MW
14 October 2026
Singapore
Watch actual renewable generation and how the virtual PPA is accounted for against operational electricity consumption.
Dolphin Telecoms signs 10-year solar agreement for Lagos submarine cable landing station
12 October 2026
Nigeria
Track commissioning, annual output and how solar supply interacts with backup systems at the landing station.
CtrlS inaugurates 12MW Patna data centre and proposes $1bn Bihar expansion
15 October 2026
India
Separate the inaugurated 12MW Patna capacity from the non-binding 150MW Bodh Gaya proposal and track anchor tenants.
CapitaLand targets end-2026 completion of 53MW Chennai data centre
16 October 2026
India
Monitor end-2026 completion, energization and the gap between 53MW gross power and 34MW IT capacity.
DayOne secures $3.67bn financing for Malaysian data-centre expansion
13 October 2026
Malaysia
Watch facility-level drawdowns, delivery of the 1.3GW construction portfolio and contracted demand coverage.
UK government rejects proposed 1.2GW Selby AI Growth Zone project
16 October 2026
United Kingdom
Monitor whether the rejected designation changes project economics, power allocation or the sponsor’s next application.
Uruguay signs $5.7bn agreement with Solaria for up to 500MW of data centres
16 October 2026
Uruguay
Track binding implementation agreements, power permits and 2029 first-phase delivery against the $5.7bn headline.
Pure DC completes transformer installation for 90MW London data-centre campus
16 October 2026
United Kingdom
Monitor energization after the 150MVA transformer milestone and the staged delivery of the 90MW campus.
Greece proposes 60% renewable-electricity requirement for data centres
15 October 2026
Greece
Watch the consultation outcome and whether the 60% renewable threshold and grid guarantee become binding law.
VivoPower begins construction at 42MW Norway AI data centre
13 October 2026
Norway
Track first-phase construction, tenant contracting and confirmed completion timing; distinguish the 42MW site from the 2.2GW opportunity portfolio.
Oregon pauses data-centre environmental permits until July 2027
14 October 2026
United States
Watch the scope of affected applications and how the July 2027 permitting pause shifts project schedules.
DigiCo signs 15-year lease for 71MW at Sydney data centre
15 October 2026
Australia
Track how much of the 71MW contract is incremental, the first 10MW energization and FY2028 phased delivery.
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