Project facts
| Status | Operating |
|---|---|
| Developer / operator | Telehouse |
| Region | Greater London |
| Country | England |
| Published rating | Not published |
| Rating definition | Campus connection |
| Connection / route | Private 132 kV substation, London Docklands |
| Delivery target | Not verified in this profile |
Electricity demand and supply
| IT capacity | Not published |
|---|---|
| Grid connection capacity | Not published |
| Apparent power reservation / substation rating | 50 MVA |
| Measured average electricity demand | Not published |
| Published annual electricity consumption | Not published |
| Power usage effectiveness (PUE) | Not published |
Where its electricity comes from
Telehouse markets renewable electricity for Docklands. A March 2025 announcement confirms a ten-year RWE power-purchase agreement covering a substantial share of renewable procurement through 2035. The announcement does not provide a public live meter or total campus annual electricity use.
Cooling, water and backup power
Cooling and water-use figures have not been independently confirmed.
Backup capacity and fuel are not quantified in this profile.
Rated capacity is not present consumption. Renewable procurement claims describe contracts or certificates unless hourly matching and physical supply are evidenced. No live site meter is connected to this page.
Project location
Published facility or mapped building location. A location point is not a site boundary or a verified visitor entrance.
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- Telehouse North, Docklands campus Mapped site / infrastructure feature Open larger map Location source Coordinate source 51.51207, -0.00195 Β· WGS84
Markers identify sites, published points or labelled connection areas. Markers are not site boundaries or entrances. EGL2βs additional outlines and route layers are explicitly identified in the developerβs map data.
Sources and review date
- Telehouse project information
Reviewed 2026-10-08 - TelehouseβRWE renewable power-purchase agreement
Reviewed 2026-10-08
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