Hokkaido
ISHIKARI RENEWABLE ENERGY DATA CENTER #1
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OUTLINE

Property
Outline
Location Ishikari City, Hokkaido Prefecture
Gross site area 14,215 m2
Planned completion March 2026
Structure and number of stories Steel-framed, 3-story building with earthquake-resistant structure
Total floor area 10,090 m2
Number of data halls 6 data halls
Rental space area Approximately 570 m2 per data hall
Installable racks Approximately 190 racks per data hall
Available power Approximately 1,800 kW per data hall
Floor load 1,500 kg/m2 (Within data hall)
Facility
Specifications
Substation equipment Special high-voltage double-line power reception (main and backup lines) + RE100 power (private line)
Receiving voltage and power capacity 66 kV / 15,000 kW
Private power generation equipment Gas turbine generators in N+1 configuration
Oil-free operation time 48 hours
Uninterruptible power supply (UPS) N+2 configuration (common backup system)
Air-conditioning facilities Indirect evaporative cooling
Telecommunications Carrier neutral / multi-carrier (including mobile carriers)
IOWN® (under consideration)
Number of communication cable entry routes to site: 3
Number of MDF rooms within building: 3

CONCEPT

Pioneering the Future of Digital & Green Society: Next-Generation Data Center

Ishikari Renewable Energy Data Center #1 boldly resolves the complex challenges facing 」apanese data centers,
simultaneously achieving decarbonization and strengthening digital infrastructure.

DC in DC

"Data Center within Data Center" housing multiple data center operators

Each 2nd and 3rd floor are divided into three and six data halls in total, which will be utilized by multiple data center operators. As the building and large-scale equipment are already in place, tenants need only prepare the equipment within the data halls.

RENEWABLE ENERGY

Achieving 100% renewable energy operation with two types of power supply

Ishikari Renewable Energy Data Center #1 will be operated using 100% renewable energy,
primarily produced in Ishikari. The power used in the facility will be generated through on-site PPA*,
with any shortfall supplied by green energy procured by ReENE Co., Ltd (a group company of Tokyu Land Corporation)

* On-site PPA: a method of directly supplying power by connecting user facilities and power plants with private lines.

NETWORK

IOWN®

Ishikari Renewable Energy Data Center #1 will resolve various issues facing remote data centers by the
implementation of IOWN®, promoted by the NTT Group.

* IOWN® is a trademark or registered trademark of Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation (NTT).

  • IOWN®: Aiming for Optical Connectivity from Networks to Devices

    IOWN® is a next-generation communication infrastructure concept promoted by the NTT Group. By implementing cutting-edge technology known as the All-Photonics Network (APN), it enables end-to-end photonic transmission across the network, thereby realizing high-capacity, low-latency, and low-power-consumption data communication.

    ※APN:All-Photonics Network

  • Realizing high-capacity, low-latency, and low-power-consumption data communication

    Optical connectivity between data centers and servers has already been completed. Going forward, the scope of optical application will be extended to the micro-level of the network. This initiative aims to achieve 100 times greater power efficiency, 125 times greater transmission capacity, and 1/200 of end-to-end latency.

  • Potential of remote data centers expanded through IOWN®

    IOWN® will eliminate network latency between data centers located in remote areas and major cities such as Tokyo and Osaka, thereby enabling customers to build distributed and highly available server environments. In addition, by connecting small-scale data centers in regions like Hokkaido and Kyushu, where green power plants are concentrated, and promoting their utilization, it will promote the local generation and consumption of renewable energy.