LVL Energy to Build 50MW Data Center in Dąbrowa Górnicza, Poland
May 29, 2026
LVL Energy to Build 50MW Data Center in Dąbrowa Górnicza, Poland
LVL Energy has announced plans to develop a 50-megawatt data center in Dąbrowa Górnicza, a city in southern Poland, marking a significant expansion of the country’s digital infrastructure amid growing demand for cloud and AI services in Central and Eastern Europe.
The facility, which will be built in the Silesian region, is expected to support hyperscale and enterprise workloads, reflecting a broader trend of energy companies diversifying into digital infrastructure. LVL Energy, traditionally known for its energy and industrial activities, is positioning the project as a strategic move to capitalize on Poland’s increasing data consumption and the European Union’s push for energy-efficient, sovereign data infrastructure.
While specific timelines and investment figures have not been disclosed, the 50MW capacity places the project among the larger data center developments in Poland, a market that has seen rising interest from global operators such as Google, Microsoft, and Equinix. The Dąbrowa Górnicza site benefits from access to regional power grids and a skilled workforce, factors that are critical for large-scale data center operations.
Industry analysts note that LVL Energy’s entry into the data center sector underscores the convergence of energy and digital infrastructure, where power availability and sustainability are becoming key competitive advantages. The project is also likely to benefit from Poland’s supportive regulatory environment for data center investments, including incentives for energy efficiency and renewable energy integration.
Source: datacenterdynamics
