Conapto expands Stockholm 4 South Data Centre with 8 MW extension to meet growing AI and digitalisation needs

Conapto announced a major expansion of its Stockholm 4 South data centre, increasing its capacity with an additional 8 MW of power from energy company Ellevio. With this increase, the site will scale from 20 MW to 28 MW, strengthening Conapto’s position as a leading provider of sustainable colocation in Stockholm, Sweden.

Digitalisation and AI are changing the way data is used around the world, and this expansion ensures our customers have the reliable and sustainable infrastructure to grow, said Håkan Björklund, CEO of Conapto. Adding 8 MW at Stockholm 4 South is about more than capacity. It’s about ensuring resilience, efficiency and climate-smart operations for the future.

The new power capacity will be ready starting January 1, 2026, giving customers the infrastructure they need to handle the rapidly accelerating demands of digital transformation, cloud growth and AI-driven applications.

Expanding the capacity of Conapto’s data centre is not just a technical step; it’s a critical aspect of securing a sustainable future. The AI innovations and digital services shaping our lives depend on the electrified infrastructure that both Conapto and Ellevio deliver. This expansion marks a milestone in our shared mission, said Tomas Brunzell, Ellevio Asset Owner.

Conapto’s Stockholm 4 South facility is strategically located with access to robust connectivity and Sweden’s renewable energy resources, making it an attractive hub for international enterprises, hyperscalers and AI-driven organisations. The expansion aligns with Conapto’s sustainability strategy, which includes 100% renewable energy, heat reuse to district heating, grid support to help stabilise the national grid and strong commitments to lowering customers’ environmental footprints.

This latest investment comes at a time when Sweden is establishing itself as one of the most sustainable and future-ready data centre markets in Europe.

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