Who owns Yondr - Rechenzentrum?

Yondr - Rechenzentrum is owned and operated by Yondr.

How much power does Yondr - Rechenzentrum use?

Yondr - Rechenzentrum has a reported power capacity of 40 MW across roughly 188,016 square feet.

How clean is the grid behind Yondr - Rechenzentrum?

Yondr - Rechenzentrum runs on Germany's grid, which was 330 gCO₂/kWh and 59% clean in 2025 (Ember).

Where is Yondr - Rechenzentrum located?

Yondr - Rechenzentrum is in Bischofsheim, Hessen, Germany.

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Yondr - Rechenzentrum

Bischofsheim, Hessen, Germany

Source: OpenStreetMap

Yondr - Rechenzentrum is a mapped data center in Hessen, Germany, operated by Yondr. DataCentersExposed has documented 40 MW of reported power capacity and a 188,016 sq ft footprint at this site. It runs on Germany's grid, which was 41% fossil-fuelled at 330 gCO₂e/kWh in 2025 (Ember).

Reporting by Eric Keller · Updated Jun 14, 2026

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Power

40 MW

Footprint

188,016 sq ft

Grid carbon

330 gCO₂/kWh

Clean electricity

59%

DC power price

21.56¢/kWh

Region

Hessen

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Overview

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Yondr operates this mapped data center in Bischofsheim, in Germany's Hesse region. The site carries a reported power capacity of 40 MW across a footprint of 188,016 square feet, described in existing records simply as a 40MW Data Center. Public details on the project's ultimate corporate ownership are not confirmed in the verified record.

Operator chain

Ultimate parent
Yondr
Files as
Yondr
This facility
Yondr - Rechenzentrum

The grid behind this site

source: Ember · Eurostat

Grid carbon intensity

330 gCO₂/kWh

Clean electricity

59%

Fossil electricity

41%

Data-center power price

21.56¢/kWh

A large data center in Germany pays 21.56¢/kWh for electricity — a household pays 39.43¢, 45% more than the data center (Eurostat).

National grid context, not this facility's own metering. Full country picture: Germany data centers.

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