Green Mountain — OSL-Enebakk (Oslo)
Right of reply sent 21 August 2026, deadline 4 September 2026. Green Mountain responded on 27 August 2026. The operator answered our questions but did not submit a separate statement for publication; their answers are reflected in the text below.
Norway · Operational
| Status | Operational |
|---|---|
| Capacity (MW) | 93 MW total site capacity, 75,000 m² (operator-published; supersedes a prior 25–75 MW third-party range) Sources: greenmountain.no |
| Power source claim | 100% renewable hydropower (operator claim) Sources: greenmountain.no |
| Published PUE | 1.20 (average, operator-published per-site figure) Sources: greenmountain.no |
| Ownership / jurisdiction | Azrieli Group, Israel (100% owner since 2021). Managing Director Nordics: Truls Dishington (since 22 May 2026). Sources: baxtel.com · greenmountain.no |
| AI / GPU relevance | Colocation incl. high-density halls (unverified) |
| Verification notes | Grade A candidate for PUE — 2025 Sustainability Report, CSRD/ESRS-aligned, not yet third-party audited. Right of reply sent 21 Aug 2026; ANSWERED by Green Mountain 27 Aug 2026, within the window. The operator answered our questions but did not submit a separate statement for publication. CODE COLLISION NOTE: Green Mountain identifies its sites by a region code plus a place name -- SVG-Rennesoy, TEL-Rjukan, OSL-Enebakk, OSL-Hamar -- never by a number. Other operators in the same Oslo cluster do number theirs: Skygard uses 'OSL1' (Hovinbyen), Vaultica 'OSL01' (Ulven), STACK Infrastructure 'OSL03' (Fetsund). The shared 'OSL' prefix is the whole of the ambiguity, so read it together with the operator name. Corrected 28 Aug 2026: this note previously warned that Green Mountain's 'OSL1' collided with Skygard's -- but 'OSL1' was never Green Mountain's code. We had assigned it ourselves, so part of the collision we warned readers about was one we had manufactured. |
Fields marked UNVERIFIED could not be confirmed against a public source. We publish uncertain data as uncertain.