NVE Gives Nscale Notice of Compulsory Fine
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Nscale started construction of a data centre in Narvik without having provided the required analysis on the potential for excess heat from the plant, NVE believes. The consequence is forced molt.
British data center operator Nscale, which is 24 percent owned by Norway's Aker, has been warned of a rolling fine by the Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate (NVE), according to a press release from the authority, according to TDN Direkt.
Nscale started construction of the data center in Narvik before the company had submitted an analysis of what the excess heat could be used for.
Now the data center company must submit an analysis to avoid payment.
Nscale is being criticized for not having submitted an analysis on the use of excess heat from the data center in Narvik: – Serious, says NVE director.
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