Lithuania’s Data Center Industry

Lithuania offers a combination of strategic positioning and reliable infrastructure. The country serves as a critical junction connecting Northern, Central, and Western Europe, with strong electricity and data networks linking to Sweden, Poland, and Latvia. The power grid achieves 100% reliability for 330 kV networks, ranking among Europe’s most secure.

In 2025, 76% of electricity is generated from renewable sources, with Lithuania targeting 100% green energy by 2028. Low-latency fiber routes connect Lithuania to major digital hubs including Frankfurt, London, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Copenhagen, and Helsinki. The government provides comprehensive support for hyperscale data center projects with fast-track permitting, tax incentives, and dedicated assistance from national and local authorities.

Kruonis Technology Park offers 75 hectares of ready-to-build land dedicated exclusively for data center development. The site provides 100 MW of power available in the near term, scalable to over 1 GW long-term. Located adjacent to the 900 MW Kruonis Hydro Pumped Storage Plant, which is a strategic national energy hub, Kruonis features exceptional grid reliability through six redundant 110 kV lines and five 330 kV lines. High-speed connectivity includes near-site fiber access and an Nx100 Gbps scalable backbone, ensuring low-latency connections to major European hubs.

Lithuania’s Green Corridor initiative supports strategic data center projects with 0% corporate income tax for 20 years, streamlined permitting and planning processes, and faster decision-making from authorities. The Investment Highway accelerates large-scale projects from preparation to groundbreaking, in as little as 9 months. Free Economic Zones offer additional advantages including dividend and real estate tax exemptions, providing a highly competitive setup for large-scale data centers.

Lithuania maintains full compliance with GDPR and all EU cybersecurity and critical infrastructure directives. Data centers in Lithuania adopt comprehensive international certifications including ISO/IEC 27001, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, PCI DSS, and Uptime Institute Tier III standards.

Trusted infrastructure investment groups manage Lithuania’s national and international networks, ensuring resilience and redundancy. As an EU and NATO member, Lithuania provides one of Europe’s most politically stable and secure environments for critical digital infrastructure investments.