TotalEnergies Signs 10-Year Deal To Supply 610 GWh Of Renewable Power from Wind and Solar Farms In Spain To Data4’s Data Centers Starting 2026

TotalEnergies and Data4, a leading European data center company, have entered into a long-term agreement to supply renewable electricity to Data4’s facilities in Spain. The contract, which will begin in January 2026 and run for ten years, covers a total volume of 610 gigawatt-hours (GWh). Under this agreement, TotalEnergies will provide renewable power generated from wind and solar farms in Spain, representing an installed capacity of about 30 megawatts (MW), which are set to begin production soon.

This collaboration highlights TotalEnergies’ growing role as a key energy partner for major industrial players worldwide, helping them transition to cleaner and more sustainable power sources. By providing “Clean Firm Power,” TotalEnergies ensures a stable and predictable renewable energy supply that matches the continuous energy demand of Data4’s operations.

As one of Europe’s leading data center developers and operators, Data4 is currently present in six countries and has announced plans to invest nearly €2 billion by 2030 to expand its Spanish campuses. The agreement with TotalEnergies aligns with Data4’s strategy to integrate renewable energy across all its sites, reinforcing its commitment to sustainability and energy efficiency in the rapidly growing data industry.

Sophie Chevalier, Senior Vice President of Flexible Power & Integration at TotalEnergies, stated that the partnership demonstrates the company’s ability to deliver customized and competitive renewable power solutions for large-scale industrial clients. She explained that the Clean Firm Power model combines renewable generation with flexible energy assets to ensure reliability while supporting TotalEnergies’ goal of achieving a 12% profitability rate in its power business.

François Sterin, Chief Operating Officer at Data4, emphasized that this agreement underscores Data4’s commitment to sustainability, particularly at a time when artificial intelligence and digital transformation are driving a sharp increase in energy demand. He noted that the energy requirements of data centers in Spain are expected to more than triple by 2030. By securing a stable, long-term supply of renewable electricity from TotalEnergies, Data4 aims to ensure that its data centers operate efficiently while minimizing their environmental footprint. Sterin also added that the collaboration strengthens Madrid’s position as one of Europe’s most promising digital hubs.

This partnership with Data4 is part of a broader series of renewable energy agreements signed by TotalEnergies with other global companies, including STMicroelectronics, Saint-Gobain, Air Liquide, Amazon, LyondellBasell, Merck, Microsoft, Orange, and Sasol. These collaborations reflect TotalEnergies’ commitment to supporting the decarbonization goals of its clients through innovative, flexible, and sustainable energy solutions tailored to industrial needs.