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Microsoft Høje Taastrup DC development

Microsoft Høje Taastrup DC development is a data centre project in Bohus Boulevard 2, Taastrup. The reported operator is Microsoft.

Høje Taastrup, Denmark

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Construction

Evidence reviewed 10 Nov 2026

About this location

Microsoft Høje Taastrup DC development is a data centre project in Bohus Boulevard 2, Taastrup. The reported operator is Microsoft.

Status evidence

Operator construction updates last dated14August 2023 document actual ongoing works after the13October 2022 start. The municipal case locates the DC at Bohus Boulevard2. Later commissioning has not been confirmed; the old completion forecast is not treated as operation.

Location evidence

Primary physical-site street/industrial-district description, independently geocoded to the explicitly reviewed features in the correct locality. Government original environmental-screening PDF explicitly identifies physical DC at BohusBoulevard2. 2000m screening circle; exact building/parcel footprint not surveyed.

Address
Bohus Boulevard 2, Taastrup
Country
Denmark
Reported operator
Microsoft
Status observation date
2023-08-14
Location uncertainty
2000 m radius; not a surveyed boundary

Electrical work and project outlook

Probability not assessed. Builder, electrical contractor and current procurement availability are not confirmed in the published research.

Review the original sources below for the reported operator, project status and electricity infrastructure. A listed facility does not imply an open tender.

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Location and nearby places

Nearby Bulk Supply Points and substations

No substation records within 15 km.

Nearby mine sites

No mine records within 15 km.

Sources and dates

Research compiled by Elora Grid.

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Data notes

Distances use published location points. Nearby records may represent separate phases of one facility. Connection capacity and commissioning require current network information.