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Trustvolt AI Compute

Data centres where the power already is.

Data centres for artificial intelligence — built on sites with secured grid capacity and supplied with power from the platform’s own parks. What operators elsewhere wait years for is already in place here.

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Forecast per the sales prospectus, not guaranteed. Assumptions and risks: see prospectus.

The market

The fastest-growing power buyer of the decade.

945 TWh

Projected global electricity demand of data centres in 2030 — more than double 2024, driven above all by AI.

IEA, Energy and AI (2025)

Years

Typical waiting time for a large new grid connection in many European markets. Sites with existing connections are scarce — and valuable.

Trustvolt market assessment

What the fund invests in

Data centres built for the next chip generation.

01

Powered land and powered shells

Sites with connection, permits and building shell, ready for the operator’s fit-out.

02

High-density data halls

Designed for AI workloads with liquid cooling and heat reuse.

03

Edge sites

Campuses of 10–40 MW near cities, close to users and district-heating networks.

Sources of return

Where the income comes from.

  1. 01

    Long-term leases

    With operators and hyperscalers, typically indexed and with creditworthy tenants.

  2. 02

    Power and cooling services

    Green power from the platform and cooling as a service.

  3. 03

    Development value

    The uplift from site to leased campus — realised through refinancing or sale.

The platform advantage

What this fund gets from the other two pillars.

01

Green power at predictable cost

Supplied by the platform’s renewable parks under long-term contracts.

02

Connection and site from infrastructure pillar

The scarcest input of any data centre is secured before construction.

03

Heat sold locally

Waste heat becomes an additional income stream where a network exists.

Risks

What you should weigh.

Opportunities come with risks. The full description is in the sales prospectus.

  • Letting and tenantsVacancy or default of a tenant, and concentration on few tenants.
  • Technology changeNew chip generations and cooling requirements can change specifications.
  • Construction, cost and timeDelays or cost overruns in building the campus.
  • Power supply and priceAvailability and cost of electricity.
  • RegulationData-centre, energy-efficiency and planning rules.
  • Illiquidity and total lossCapital is tied up for years; a total loss is possible.
How to invest

Three steps to your decision.

  1. Introductory call

    A conversation with investor relations about your goals, your allocation and which fund fits.

  2. Prospectus and data room

    Sales prospectus, key information, pipeline overview and sustainability disclosures.

  3. Decision and subscription

    Questions to the investment team, then subscription via the prospectus documents.

Marketing communication. Please refer to the sales prospectus and, where applicable, the key information document before making any final investment decision. They are available free of charge from Trustvolt on request. The stated target returns are forecasts based on the assumptions set out in the prospectus; they are not guaranteed and are not a reliable indicator of future results. Investments in unlisted infrastructure and development projects are illiquid, involve significant risks including the loss of the entire amount invested, and are committed for many years. This page is not an offer or a solicitation.