Generation first
Wind or sun, delivered to the hub by direct line. No paper certificates.

Impact green tech · Since 2022
Compute is growing faster than the grid can carry it. We power data centres directly from wind and sun, so the grid doesn't have to.
Global data centre
electricity demand by 2030
The power challenge
AI is doubling the power demand of data centres worldwide. Grids take a decade to expand; compute arrives in months. Across Europe, new data centres are already waiting years for a connection, or being told no.
And most “green” data centres only buy certificates. They still draw their full load from the same grid as homes and industry, and push up everyone's electricity bill.
Source: International Energy Agency (IEA), Energy and AI, 2025.
The Real Green principle
Wind or sun, delivered to the hub by direct line. No paper certificates.
Stores surplus power and covers the calmer hours.
Used only when generation and battery cannot cover the load.
Every hour is measured, so every client can see where their power came from.
Lead project / 01

A compact data centre next to wind turbines, taking most of its power straight from them. Built from prefabricated 2 MW modules and expanded in step with the wind power available.
IT capacity in four 2 MW hubs, starting with one
of energy from local wind (modelled)
from start to operation
of land for all four hubs (estimate)
For the city, the hub brings local jobs, training together with local universities, and waste heat for local use.
Concept-stage figures, to be confirmed in the project study.

The same principle / 02
The same Real Green principle under the Mediterranean sun. A 1 MW solar-plus-battery hub for data centres. It uses solar power that would otherwise be curtailed, delivered directly to the hub instead of being wasted.
Room for scale / 03
For operators building at scale, FLS develops ready sites: land, grid capacity and fibre secured, with renewable supply under long-term power purchase agreements. Campuses of 100 MW and more, starting in the Baltics.
Discuss a site ↗
Intelligence behind the power
CIS (Curtailment Inverse Scheduler) is FLS's own control software, developed in-house for our wind and solar hubs. It keeps as much of the hub as possible on direct green power and as little as possible on the grid, and it measures every hour, so clients can see exactly where their power came from.
Feels Like Sun proprietary software · In developmentIllustrative only
Purposeful compute
Universities and research centres, life science and medical research, climate modelling, and mission-driven AI companies. They get hour-by-hour proof of their green power, and compute that does not burden the grid.
Register interest ↗Three regions. One principle.
Regions shown. Exact sites are not disclosed.
Our story
We started in Sweden in 2022. That winter, electricity prices hit record levels and household bills multiplied. We helped families and businesses take back control with solar and battery storage.
More than 50 homes and businesses trusted us, including large-scale battery storage for businesses.
At the end of 2024 we took the same idea to Greece, where solar parks face a different problem: too much power. In 2025 alone, Greece wasted 1.9 TWh of wind and solar power because the grid could not take it.
Now compute is one of the fastest-growing demands on the grid. We bring what we have learned to data centres: green power delivered directly from wind and sun, built fast. Next step: our first hub pilot.
In our first 15 months we generated more than €2 million of audited revenue, and we still look after every client.
Power as a Service. We develop and operate the green power; clients pay for the capacity they use.
Let's build what's next
Martin Landquist
Founder, Feels Like Sun Sweden AB