Knut Molaug

Part of Azrieli Holdings, Inc., Green Mountain AS is a sustainable colocation data center company based in Rennesoy, Norway. The Norwegian company offers renewable power, heat-reuse projects, and the lowest power prices with 100%% uptime. The company has a competent team of infrastructure engineers and technicians who provide smart hands services 24/7/365. The company design, builds, and operate highly secure, innovative, and sustainable colocation data centers. Green Mountain also has available positions within several fields of expertise for those interested in a data center career. RJU1-Rjukan is their flexible and modular colocation data center in Norway, which benefits from large hydro power plants in close proximity and high efficiency. The CEO of the company is Svein Atle Hagaseth. Green Mountain was acquired by Azrieli Group Ltd. on August 31, 2021 for $860.17 million.

Part of Azrieli Holdings, Inc., Green Mountain AS is a sustainable colocation data center company based in Rennesoy, Norway. The Norwegian company offers renewable power, heat-reuse projects, and the lowest power prices with 100%% uptime. The company has a competent team of infrastructure engineers and technicians who provide smart hands services 24/7/365. The company design, builds, and operate highly secure, innovative, and sustainable colocation data centers. Green Mountain also has available positions within several fields of expertise for those interested in a data center career. RJU1-Rjukan is their flexible and modular colocation data center in Norway, which benefits from large hydro power plants in close proximity and high efficiency. The CEO of the company is Svein Atle Hagaseth. Green Mountain was acquired by Azrieli Group Ltd. on August 31, 2021 for $860.17 million.

Part of Azrieli Holdings, Inc., Green Mountain AS is a sustainable colocation data center company based in Rennesoy, Norway. The Norwegian company offers renewable power, heat-reuse projects, and the lowest power prices with 100%% uptime. The company has a competent team of infrastructure engineers and technicians who provide smart hands services 24/7/365. The company design, builds, and operate highly secure, innovative, and sustainable colocation data centers. Green Mountain also has available positions within several fields of expertise for those interested in a data center career. RJU1-Rjukan is their flexible and modular colocation data center in Norway, which benefits from large hydro power plants in close proximity and high efficiency. The CEO of the company is Svein Atle Hagaseth. Green Mountain was acquired by Azrieli Group Ltd. on August 31, 2021 for $860.17 million.

Part of Azrieli Holdings, Inc., Green Mountain AS is a sustainable colocation data center company based in Rennesoy, Norway. The Norwegian company offers renewable power, heat-reuse projects, and the lowest power prices with 100%% uptime. The company has a competent team of infrastructure engineers and technicians who provide smart hands services 24/7/365. The company design, builds, and operate highly secure, innovative, and sustainable colocation data centers. Green Mountain also has available positions within several fields of expertise for those interested in a data center career. RJU1-Rjukan is their flexible and modular colocation data center in Norway, which benefits from large hydro power plants in close proximity and high efficiency. The CEO of the company is Svein Atle Hagaseth. Green Mountain was acquired by Azrieli Group Ltd. on August 31, 2021 for $860.17 million.

Part of Azrieli Holdings, Inc., Green Mountain AS is a sustainable colocation data center company based in Rennesoy, Norway. The Norwegian company offers renewable power, heat-reuse projects, and the lowest power prices with 100%% uptime. The company has a competent team of infrastructure engineers and technicians who provide smart hands services 24/7/365. The company design, builds, and operate highly secure, innovative, and sustainable colocation data centers. Green Mountain also has available positions within several fields of expertise for those interested in a data center career. RJU1-Rjukan is their flexible and modular colocation data center in Norway, which benefits from large hydro power plants in close proximity and high efficiency. The CEO of the company is Svein Atle Hagaseth. Green Mountain was acquired by Azrieli Group Ltd. on August 31, 2021 for $860.17 million.

NO-UK Com AS is a consortium that was founded in 2017 and is based in Hjelmeland, Norway. The Norwegian company is responsible for building an open cable system that provides eight dark fibre pairs from Stavanger to the UK connection. The consortium includes Altibox Carrier as the operator, Lyse, Haugaland Kraft, Eviny, Ryfylke IKS, Green Mountain, Polysys, and Hatteland Group.

NO-UK Com AS is a consortium that was founded in 2017 and is based in Hjelmeland, Norway. The Norwegian company is responsible for building an open cable system that provides eight dark fibre pairs from Stavanger to the UK connection. The consortium includes Altibox Carrier as the operator, Lyse, Haugaland Kraft, Eviny, Ryfylke IKS, Green Mountain, Polysys, and Hatteland Group.

NO-UK Com AS is a consortium that was founded in 2017 and is based in Hjelmeland, Norway. The Norwegian company is responsible for building an open cable system that provides eight dark fibre pairs from Stavanger to the UK connection. The consortium includes Altibox Carrier as the operator, Lyse, Haugaland Kraft, Eviny, Ryfylke IKS, Green Mountain, Polysys, and Hatteland Group.

NO-UK Com AS is a consortium that was founded in 2017 and is based in Hjelmeland, Norway. The Norwegian company is responsible for building an open cable system that provides eight dark fibre pairs from Stavanger to the UK connection. The consortium includes Altibox Carrier as the operator, Lyse, Haugaland Kraft, Eviny, Ryfylke IKS, Green Mountain, Polysys, and Hatteland Group.

NO-UK Com AS is a consortium that was founded in 2017 and is based in Hjelmeland, Norway. The Norwegian company is responsible for building an open cable system that provides eight dark fibre pairs from Stavanger to the UK connection. The consortium includes Altibox Carrier as the operator, Lyse, Haugaland Kraft, Eviny, Ryfylke IKS, Green Mountain, Polysys, and Hatteland Group.