Copenhagen remains a central player in Denmark’s data centre landscape. The capital hosts 30 of the country’s 56 data centre schemes at varying stages of development but accounts for only 22% of Denmark’s total IT load. While hyperscalers increasingly favour Esbjerg for large-scale builds, Copenhagen continues to support a dense cluster of smaller colocation facilities that benefit from strong connectivity in a competitive market. This balance highlights Copenhagen’s evolution within a maturing national ecosystem.
Key highlights
- 30 data centre schemes located in the capital region
- 22% of Denmark’s total IT load centred in Copenhagen
- Rising colocation demand reflects Denmark’s digitalisation, ranking 2nd in digital intensity among EU large enterprises
- 64% of Danish homes are connected to district heating networks, opening new potential for waste heat reuse as the 2025 price cap removal encourages sustainability initiatives
Download the full infographic to explore how Esbjerg is emerging as a hyperscale hub, what drives Copenhagen’s steady colocation absorption, and how sustainability incentives are reshaping the Danish data centre market.
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