Dataentrepricing’s 50+ page report considers the growth of Data Centre space, power, pricing for the Baltic region covering Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.
The report also reveals the revenues for the Data Centre Market and forecast over the period from the end of 2024 to the end of 2027 and provides profiles of the Data Centre providers in the Baltic States.
More than twenty Data Centre Providers operate across the three states hosting in 50+ facilities. The facilities if compared with other European countries, are relatively small with the largest being in Lithuania.
The report finds that a number of new facilities are under construction. The investment for the GDC Data Centre facility in Tallinn, is the largest in the region with 14,500 m2, and a campus power of 31.5 MW. European data centre providers DEAC and Data Logistics Center (DLC) combined under the Delska brand in June 2024 will launch a new facility in Riga going live in 2025 with a potential power of up to 30 MW. Growth will come from other players too with Tet for example investing Euro 30 million in a data centre outside Riga in Salaspils (Estonia).
Targets for renewable energy have been set by each state; Estonia aims for100 per cent renewable energy by 2030. Renewable energy represents around 31 per cent of Estonia’s electricity consumption at the time of writing this report.
Latvia aims by 2030 to source 57 per cent of its total energy from renewable sources, with an ultimate goal of climate neutrality by 2050 that fully aligns with EU climate objectives.
Lithuania aims to achieve energy self-sufficiency while minimizing carbon emissions by 2035, targeting a 70 per cent renewable energy share by 2030.
The region is set for growth with power and offers a range of new investment opportunities.