Now tracking 2,100+ facilities across 10 key European markets, LandGate delivers site-level spatial data via GIS, API, MCP Server, or direct data export.
LONDON, Oct. 1, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — LandGate, the leading provider of data and grid intelligence for energy and digital infrastructure, today announced the expansion of its spatial platform to map European Data Centers. The new dataset delivers site-level spatial visibility, energy performance metrics, and operational tracking across key international markets, complementing LandGate’s domestic layer.
Following its acquisition by Wood Mackenzie in June 2026, LandGate continues to rapidly advance its market footprint and core technology, cementing its role as the primary intelligence layer powering site selection and power procurement worldwide.
“As hyperscale deployment accelerates and AI workloads push power density demands to record highs, site selection across Europe is undergoing a structural shift,” said Yoann Hispa, CEO of LandGate. “By bringing site-level spatial intelligence across Europe into our platform, we give developers, site selectors, and energy professionals the tools they need to evaluate land, power, connectivity, and permitting together.”
Data-Driven Intelligence Across 10 Key European Markets
LandGate tracks 2,100+ facilities across the top 10 European markets:
- United Kingdom (500+ Facilities): Dominates coverage in the London and Slough hub. Power connection requests currently exceed 70 GW.
- Germany (450+ Facilities): Centered in Frankfurt. Shaped by the EnEfG Act, which requires new builds to reach a PUE of 1.2 or lower starting July 2026 and use 100% renewable electricity by 2027.
- France (250+ Facilities): Centered in Paris and Marseille. Spurred by major commitments, including Brookfield’s €20 billion, 1 GW campus in Cambrai.
- Netherlands (~198 Facilities): Anchored in Amsterdam. Managed by national bans on builds over 10 hectares or 70 MW outside designated zones and regional grid caps through 2030.
- Italy (180+ Facilities): Concentrated in Milan, leveraging robust fiber networks and Mediterranean subsea connectivity.
- Spain (130+ Facilities): Focused in Madrid and Aragón, pairing lower land costs with large-scale solar and wind PPA availability.
- Ireland (122+ Facilities): Centered in Dublin, where data centers consumed 21% of national power in 2023. Regulations mandate on-site dispatchable generation or storage and 80% new renewable sourcing.
- Sweden (121+ Facilities): Prime target for AI workloads in Stockholm, Falun, and Luleå, utilizing hydropower reserves and low ambient temperatures.
- Poland (107+ Facilities): Focused in Warsaw, Katowice, and Poznań, supported by Special Economic Zones (SEZs) and corporate PPAs.
- Switzerland (105+ Facilities): Concentrated in Zurich and Geneva, defined by strict municipal space limits and low-noise cooling rules.
Flexible Deployment: DASS, GIS, API, and MCP Server
LandGate delivers its dataset across flexible enterprise architectures:
- GIS Platform and DASS: Screen sites visually via interactive web maps.
- API and Direct Export: Ingest complete facility attributes, including gross power, white space, rack capacity, status, PUE, operator contact details, and precise coordinates, directly into private models.
- MCP Server URL: Connect LandGate data directly into enterprise AI agents for natural language querying.
Combined with 6,200+ U.S. facilities and 4,000+ international sites across 160+ countries, LandGate provides a unified view of global digital infrastructure supply.
About LandGate
LandGate is the leading provider of data, grid intelligence, and site selection analytics for the energy and data center sectors. Acquired by Wood Mackenzie in June 2026, LandGate operates as an agile platform powering global capital allocation. Visit www.landgate.com to learn more or request a demo.
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