CoreWeave · Øvrebø, Agder, Norway

CoreWeave Norway

55MW

The power of 45,000 US homes.

Drawing power since Jul 2025.

Capital cost
$1.6B
Chips
B200
Users
OpenAI (unconfirmed)
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Power over time

facility power · 4 milestones
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  1. 23 Jan 2024 — This article from Bulk Infrastructure says construction had started on the "next 42 MW facility" by this date, so we model it as starting from here.
  2. 27 Jul 2025 55 MW Building 1 appears to be operational based on satellite imagery, so we model it as operational from this date. In addition, Bulk said CoreWeave’s Norway AI deployment was expected to be operational by summer 2025. Since this lines up nicely with the new 42 MW building, we assume the 42 MW of Building 1 is fully leased by CoreWeave.
  3. 25 Apr 2026 55 MW Building 1 perimeter is now fully paved. No other significant changes to Building 1 since the July 2025 image.
  4. 15 Aug 2026 55 MW Building 1 still operational. No new major developments since the April image, though the large land clearing to the southwest is now much more clearly visible. Bulk is saying this expansion could include AI datacenters, but we don't have any confirmation this expansion is for CoreWeave yet.

Hydro made 89% of the power in Norway

share of generation · Oct 2025 to Sep 2026

Norway World

  1. Gas 1%
  2. Coal 0%
  3. Other fossil <1%
  4. Nuclear 0%
  5. Wind 10%
  6. Solar <1%
  7. Hydro 89%
  8. Bio & other <1%

Fossil 1% (0 pts on a year earlier) · nuclear 0% · renewables 99% · 28 g CO2e per kWh, life cycle · Oct 2025 to Sep 2026. Generation for all of Norway, without imports; the data does not show which grid feeds the site. Every country behind an AI site.

Sources

selected by Epoch AI
  1. CoreWeave/Bulk N01 partnership announcement
  2. Bulk N01 expansion announcement
  3. Bulk N01 campus brochure with 5-data-center plan

Data: Epoch AI, “AI data centers”, CC BY 4.0, retrieved 22 Oct 2026. Facility power adds cooling and other overhead to the IT power the servers draw. Placed at the centre of Øvrebø. Grid: Ember, “Monthly Electricity Data and Yearly Electricity Data”, CC BY 4.0, retrieved 11 Oct 2026; shares computed here. All sources.