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Uniper Plans to Sell Properties to Data Center Operators

Bloomberg Technology Tuesday 11 August 2026, 10:08 UTC 1 min read
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Aug 11th, 2026 Uniper Plans to Sell Properties to Data Center Operators Michael Lewis, CEO of German energy company Uniper, says the firm has identified more than 10 sites that could be sold or leased for use as data centers, with at least two in Germany and one in the UK. He speaks on Bloomberg Television.

Aug 11th, 2026 Uniper Plans to Sell Properties to Data Center Operators Michael Lewis, CEO of German energy company Uniper, says the firm has identified more than 10 sites that could be sold or leased for use as data centers, with at least two in Germany and one in the UK. He speaks on Bloomberg Television.
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