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Google buys 56 hectares in Hamina, Finland, amid ongoing issues over Muhos tree-felling

Tech giant expands Hamina land holdings as other Finnish projects realign

By GPU Data Hub Desk · GPU Data Hub·Editorial standards··Finland
Google buys 56 hectares in Hamina, Finland, amid ongoing issues over Muhos tree-felling

Google has acquired 56 hectares of real estate in Hamina, Finland, despite continuing local controversy concerning tree-felling at its Muhos location. In parallel regional activity, Finnish contractor Tekova is planning a 50-megawatt facility in Perho. Meanwhile, building group SRV has elected to withdraw from a proposed 40-megawatt data centre development in Eura.

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