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Compute at the source
Our HPC units sit directly on solar plants, wind farms and EV charging hubs. Clean electrons are consumed where they are produced, through existing grid connections.
Renewable-powered AI data centres · Europe
Clean energy. Sovereign AI.
CloudGrid Energy deploys containerised AI data centres directly on solar plants, wind farms and EV charging hubs across Europe, turning local green electricity into sovereign GPU compute.
- supply framework agreement for 280 Policloud units
- €580M
- Policloud units by end of 2027
- 280
- GPUs at full deployment
- 29,000
- of renewable power for compute
- 35 MW
What we do
AI needs power. We bring compute to it.
Energy, not software, is now the bottleneck for artificial intelligence. Instead of carrying renewable electricity to distant hyperscale campuses, we install the data centre where the clean power is produced.
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Sovereign by design
European sites, European operators, European jurisdiction. Companies run open-source models such as Mistral without relying on non-European inference.
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Live in under 5 months
A Policloud unit ships as a complete, waterless-cooled data centre in a container. No multi-year construction programme, minimal land, local maintenance.
First unit live · Aube, France
Wind in, inference out.
Our first Policloud unit is operational at the Bonne Voisine site in the Aube region, on a wind farm reaching the end of its feed-in tariff contract. The electricity produced by the turbines is now converted locally into GPU and CPU compute hours.
Partners
Group & orchestration
AI infrastructure company built for the inference era: flexible power, modular data centres and distributed cloud software. Parent of Policloud and Hivenet.
Unit supplier
Antimatter group company that designs and operates the modular micro data centres CloudGrid Energy deploys. French Tech 2030 cohort.
Cloud platform
Antimatter's cloud platform giving developers and companies access to GPU and CPU compute and S3-compatible storage.
Deployment partner
Montpellier-based solar producer, part of the Axpo Group since 2019 and one of the leading players in French photovoltaics. Provides access to its plants and handles installation, permitting and grid connection.
“Europe has tremendous renewable energy potential, still underexploited, to meet the needs of the digital economy. Our ambition is to build a sovereign European computing network, site by site, in close partnership with energy producers.”
The Container
A data centre that ships in a box.
Each Policloud unit packs GPUs, CPUs, petabytes of storage, waterless cooling and high-speed connectivity into a shipping container, deployed in under five months.
News
Latest from the grid.
· LinkedIn post
Gridmetry Summit 2026, How can data centers and intermittent energy / grids work together?
Thank you to Florentine Pfeiffer and the Gridmetry team for the invitation, and to Thomas Schoenemeyer (NVIDIA), David Hughes (Stelia) and Aaron Höhnberg…
· Interview
“Local green electrons must exceed 50% of consumption” — Eric Reisse in TECSOL
Eric Reisse explains why energy is now AI's main constraint, and how co-location secures long-term revenue for renewable producers.
· Press release
CloudGrid Energy and Policloud sign a €580M framework agreement for 280 AI computing units across Europe
280 Policloud units on 16 secured sites in France, Germany, Italy, Spain and Sweden: 29,000 GPUs, 2,000,000 vCPUs and 35 MW by end of 2027.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
- What does CloudGrid Energy do?
- CloudGrid Energy develops, finances and operates renewable-powered high-performance computing (HPC) infrastructure across Europe. Containerised Policloud data centres are installed on solar plants, wind farms and EV charging hubs to deliver sovereign AI compute at the source of clean energy.
- What is a Policloud unit?
- Policloud is a modular micro data centre built into a shipping container. The Policloud 100 (20 ft) delivers 104 GPUs for up to 100 kW of electrical power; the Policloud 360 (40 ft) delivers 360 GPUs for up to 450 kW. Both use waterless cooling, operate from −40 °C to +45 °C and deploy in under five months.
- What is the CloudGrid Energy × Policloud agreement?
- Signed in June 2026, it is a €580 million framework agreement for 280 Policloud units deployed by CloudGrid Energy by the end of 2027, representing 29,000 GPUs, 2,000,000 vCPUs and 35 MW of electrical capacity.
- Where are CloudGrid Energy sites located?
- CloudGrid Energy develops sites in France, Germany, Italy, Spain and Sweden. The first unit is operational at the Bonne Voisine site in the Aube region of France, on a wind farm.
Have land, power or compute needs? Let’s talk.
Renewable producers, EV hubs, landowners and AI teams: join Europe’s clean compute grid.