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2 facilities · Q3 2026 · H2 2025 – Q2 2026 ·

Data Center Colocation Costs in Norway: Q3 2026 Price Index

Compare 2 data centers in Norway across 1 operators, 40 MW: capacity, status, certifications, facilities and colocation pricing context.

2 facilities40 MW tracked1 operators

Colocation pricing: Norway & other markets — The Colocation Price Index →

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Average wholesale, $/kW/mo — Collecting

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Retail rack, $/mo — Collecting

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Year on year

$0.126

Commercial power, $/kWh

Q3 2026 · · H2 2025 – Q2 2026 · 0 AI-ready · 40+ MW · sources

How this market compares

Market$/kW/mo$/kWhfacilitiesRound-trip
Norway· · ·$0.1262
Sweden· · ·$0.1007
Denmark· · ·$0.2865
Finland· · ·$0.1055

Round-trip times are measured figures from the latency matrix; power tariffs from the index. Cross-connects add $50–$350 per month each on top of any rate. Round-trip · The Index

Why prices sit where they do

STACK Infrastructure is the only operator disclosed in Norway, with two campuses east of Oslo: OSL03 in Fetsund (22 MW across four buildings) and OSL04 in Holtskogen (18 MW across three), both marketed as running on 100% renewable power. Neither site publishes Uptime Tier, LEED or ISO certification, a year-opened date, or floor space. Business electricity averages $0.126/kWh (GlobalPetrolPrices, Dec 2025), but Statistics Norway's manufacturing/industry price band sat closer to NOK 0.415/kWh (~$0.04) as of Q3 2025 — large industrial consumers on direct grid connections skip the network fees and taxes bundled into the general commercial rate, so a hyperscale campus's real power cost is far below the headline business figure. With 40 MW of disclosed capacity across two facilities and no Tier-certified sites yet, Norway is a new, single-operator entry in the catalog, positioned as a lower-cost Nordic alternative to Sweden and Finland on the strength of cheap hydro power rather than an established multi-operator hub.

Frequently asked questions

How much does colocation cost in Norway?

No published wholesale $/kW benchmark exists for Norway yet, so we show nothing rather than an estimate. What is verifiable: the catalog tracks 2 facilities here. Run at least three quotes in parallel — where no benchmark is published, individual offers vary far more.

Why is colocation priced the way it is in Norway?

Commercial electricity in Norway is $0.126 per kWh, and power is the largest single input into a colocation rate. On top of that sit land and grid-connection availability, interconnection density, and how much capacity competes for the same tenants — 2 facilities in our catalog, 0 of them announced or under construction.

Where is colocation cheaper near Norway?

On power alone, Sweden ($0.100/kWh), Finland ($0.105/kWh) run below Norway. Whether that becomes a cheaper contract depends on how much interconnection the workload needs — the comparison table shows what latency the move would cost.

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Quick answer

How many data centers are in Norway?

Coloprice tracks 2 data centers in Norway: 2 operational with 40 MW of published IT power, 0 under construction and 0 announced. The count covers publicly disclosed facilities and grows as operators publish new sites; every figure links to its primary source.

Data centers

FacilityOperatorCountryCityPower, MWTierScoreReviewsStatus
STACK OSL03STACK InfrastructureNorwayOslo (Fetsund)2222·Operational
STACK OSL04STACK InfrastructureNorwayOslo (Holtskogen)1822·Operational