RTE to provide power connection for Dunkirk data center project
Utility company RTE will provide a power connection of between 400MW and 700MW to a data center to be built at the Port of Dunkirk. The power will be delivered from the Flanders Maritimes substation.
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- Power connection ranging from 400MW to 700MW, indicating a large-scale data center project.
- RTE, the French electricity transmission system operator, is the power supplier, ensuring reliability.
- Located at the Port of Dunkirk, suggesting strategic importance for data infrastructure.
- Project completion expected by 2026, providing a timeline for investors.
Source Intelligence
The site is a 21-hectare plot in the port’s Large Industry Zone that once hosted a refinery. The Flanders Maritimes substation is located three kilometres from the site and is currently under construction. The deadline for registering for the AMI is May 15, 2026. Quotes: - "The Dunkirk Port Authority has put out a call for expressions of interest (AMI) in developing a 21-hectare plot in the port’s Large Industry Zone." - "The site once hosted a refinery, but is now vacant." - "The power will be delivered from the Flanders Maritimes substation, which is located three kilometres from the site and is currently under construction." - "The deadline for registering for the AMI is May 15, 2026."
"Any developer taking it on will benefit from a power connection of between 400MW and 700MW provided by utility company RTE."
"The Dunkirk Port Authority has put out a call for expressions of interest (AMI) in developing a 21-hectare plot in the port’s Large Industry Zone."
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