Tryland Data Center

Otterlei Group is establishing the Tryland Data Center in Lindesnes, Norway, on land previously used for plastic pipe and element production. The facility will be located within an existing building in the Tryland industrial area, leveraging current infrastructure to minimize new interventions. This development aims to create 30-40 jobs initially, with potential growth to 70-80 employees within five to eight years, significantly boosting the local labor market and stimulating local businesses through various supply chain needs. A key feature of the Tryland Data Center is its plan to reuse surplus heat generated by the data center operations for a nearby year-round greenhouse tomato farm, promoting sustainable practices and agricultural employment. The site offers direct access to Highway 460 and the E39, with the Tryland hydropower plant located nearby, ensuring a stable power supply.