Renewable energy
New Zealand has a high percentage of renewable energy sources, particularly hydroelectric, wind, and geothermal power. This abundance of clean energy makes it possible to run data centres sustainably and at a lower cost.
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New Zealand's data centre sector is surging.
$1.73B New Zealand’s data centre market is on a steady growth trajectory, poised to surpass $1.5B by 2029.
394MW Powering up — total IT capacity is set to nearly double by 2030.
18.5% Colocation services are booming, more than doubling revenue over five years.
567% Major investment funds are backing data centre builds at unprecedented scale.
What makes the New Zealand data centre market stand out?
New Zealand’s data centre capacity has tripled in five years, and demand is still accelerating. It is estimated domestic demand alone could add around 300MW by 2035, driven by cloud migration and AI. That’s more than double the roughly 125MW operating today, so operators need partners who can deliver fast and to exacting standards. We’ve proven it at Takanini, where we designed and built an 8MW data centre at over 5000m². As design and construct specialists, we take projects from concept to commissioning under one accountable team.
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What makes the New Zealand data centre market stand out?
New Zealand’s data centre capacity has tripled in five years, and demand is still accelerating. It is estimated domestic demand alone could add around 300MW by 2035, driven by cloud migration and AI. That’s more than double the roughly 125MW operating today, so operators need partners who can deliver fast and to exacting standards. We’ve proven it at Takanini, where we designed and built an 8MW data centre at over 5000m². As design and construct specialists, we take projects from concept to commissioning under one accountable team.
Renewable energy
New Zealand has a high percentage of renewable energy sources, particularly hydroelectric, wind, and geothermal power. This abundance of clean energy makes it possible to run data centres sustainably and at a lower cost.
Cool climate
The temperate climate reduces the need for artificial cooling, which is a significant cost factor for data centres. Lower cooling requirements lead to energy savings and a smaller carbon footprint.
Strategic location
New Zealand’s geographic location offers a strategic advantage for serving the Asia-Pacific region. New Zealand can serve as a key connectivity hub between Australia, Asia, and the Americas.
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Featured project
Takanini (Fern) Data Centre
Design and construction of an 8MW 5,000m² data centre which comprises a high-density IT environment. The single level building was structured using a 500T cladded structural steel frame.
- 8MW
- data centre capacity
- 5,000m²
- single level building
- 400
- screw piles
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Education & Institutional Completed
Wakatipu High School
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Civic & Community Completed
Tūranga — Christchurch's world class library
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Accommodation Completed