{"success":true,"data":{"pressRelease":{"id":"166356","rtpr_id":"nGNX9bJs9S-20261012","ticker":"VIVO","exchange":"NASDAQ","all_tickers":["VIVO"],"title":"VivoPower Mobilizes Construction of 40MW AI Data Center Conversion in Mo i Rana, Norway","author":"Globe Newswire","published_at":"2026-10-12T12:15:00.189Z","article_body":"VivoPower has selected a global AI industry leader as its preferred\nAI tenant for the Mo i Rana facility\n\n     Experienced Mo i Rana-based contractor Øijord & Aanes\nEntreprenørforretning AS engaged to deliver conversion site works in\naccordance with relevant permits and licenses\n\n     Enabling works and main building superstructure to be delivered by\nMo i Rana-based contractors, ahead of full mechanical and electrical fit-out\nby a specialist data center EPC firm\n\n     VivoPower committed to engaging as many local suppliers and\ncontractors as possible at Mo i Rana and plans to do the same at other future\nAI data center facilities globally\n\n     VivoPower is also working to reuse waste heat from the AI data\ncenter for productive purposes in line with its Power-to-X strategy\n\nLONDON, UK / MO I RANA, NORWAY, Oct. 12, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- VivoPower\nPLC (Nasdaq: VIVO) (\"VivoPower\" or the \"Company\"), a leading B Corp-certified\nglobal developer and owner of powered land and data center infrastructure for\nAI compute applications, today announced the mobilization of construction for\nthe conversion of a 40MW first phase AI data center at its Mo i Rana facility\nin northern Norway. The Company also confirmed that the site works package\nwill be delivered by experienced Mo i Rana-based contractors, Øijord & Aanes\nEntreprenørforretning AS\n(https://www.globenewswire.com/Tracker?data=MPJVl5A6hYEu204C6o3X59eh0pNwLoJdoczlSDV0uXVBqM7UQe9Wwq_RRW2iI6asOpbjzvJOtJRyKx-EAMXlH0zCiRAAnQKdUuJvMtOtk2LqkFjAI15fBIHRM6nb366d),\nwho have been operating in the region for more than 60 years.\n\nDemolition, enabling works and the main building superstructure, amongst other\nelements, will be delivered by local Mo i Rana contractors, in accordance with\napplicable Norwegian planning and building regulations. These work packages\nwill be completed in advance of the full mechanical and electrical fit-out of\nthe facility, for which VivoPower has conducted a tender review process with\nleading international data center supply chain partners. The Company expects\nto award and announce this contract shortly and will update accordingly.\n\nThe design and delivery of the AI data center conversion will be in accordance\nwith the AI tenant’s\n(https://www.globenewswire.com/Tracker?data=cyXtaZPF0P-4WLDq6neNdQH_zz8BS4puHSqAc-5V6rs4FVQj1K0UjMOlJ-9hOmrxXej0YmJI-XRy0KEW0AtaZSx7193wd4lFzAwK3LTqRyoDWWoo3I7GH3LQEbX3Zq75ff-_N_-cpDQNlUL_JaB4OREqZRDS4TR50EoOZHcb_UkVnwDlb1B-EpyBUN07DRMXEB0XsJUg7RxWfMr6eoKMbh6uQvcqTQmK0GFCceC8CUhAvTq6JH5PseSI8GeoNODOKXiK_KJWnL7AWWTHxOE4HlK8UEXeKtL5AbZ9GtSAWWg=)\nrequirements. In addition, VivoPower is engaged with local industry on\nPower-to-X use cases, including the use of waste heat to support and promote\nlocal industry and community growth. Further details will be shared at the\nappropriate time.\n\nCommitment to the Mo i Rana Supply Chain\n\nVivoPower is committed to using as many local Mo i Rana suppliers and\ncontractors as possible throughout the delivery of the project.\n\nIn addition to Øijord & Aanes Entreprenørforretning AS, the Company has\nalready engaged with other local contractors, including:\n* IMTAS (https://www.imtas.no/) – a Mo i Rana-based provider of engineering,\nfabrication, installation and maintenance services across industry,\nconstruction and energy, operating from Mo Industripark; and\n* TH Blikk AS (https://www.blikk.as/) – a Mo i Rana-based building, façade\nand roofing contractor with more than 15 years of experience and a team of 64\nemployees.\nBy prioritizing local contractors, VivoPower aims to support employment,\nskills development and economic activity in the Rana region. It will also draw\non the industrial expertise built up in the Mo i Rana industrial precinct over\nmany decades.\n\nVivoPower completed the acquisition of the operational Mo i Rana data center\non April 21, 2026, and amongst other things has enrolled 30MW of the existing\nfacility in grid balancing services, which provide support to the stability of\nthe regional power grid.\n\nCommitment to Power-to-X Use Cases\n\nVivoPower’s Power-to-X strategy is focused on securing the highest and best\nuse of every megawatt of its power infrastructure. At Mo i Rana, that extends\nbeyond AI compute to the heat the facility generates and the flexibility it\ncan offer the Norwegian power system.\n\nThe 40MW AI data center conversion is being designed with the aim of capturing\nwaste heat from its cooling systems for productive reuse, subject to technical\nand commercial feasibility. VivoPower is working with a local district heating\nprovider and European specialist firms to evaluate how that heat could be\nused. This includes supplying district heating to homes, businesses and\ncommunity organizations in Mo i Rana and supporting the growth of\nheat-intensive local industries, including but not limited to land-based\naquaculture and greenhouse food production.\n\nMo i Rana is well placed for this and reusing heat from the AI data center\nwould build on that established model of industrial symbiosis. No definitive\nagreements have been entered into as yet in relation to heat reuse or other\nPower-to-X use cases, but VivoPower will provide further details as\narrangements are finalized.\n\nShane Whelan, Chief Real Estate Officer of VivoPower, said: \"We have\ndeliberately engaged with the local construction supply chain, and we are\ndelighted to be working with Mo i Rana firms such as Øijord & Aanes, IMTAS\nand TH Blikk. Their skills and local knowledge will be invaluable as we move\nfrom site works towards the mechanical and electrical fit-out phase. We remain\ncommitted to delivering on a ready-for-service (RFS) date as expeditiously as\npossible but without compromising quality and safety given the long-duration\nnature of the infrastructure asset being built.\"\n\nStein Rune Øijord, Chief Executive Officer of Øijord & Aanes, said:\n“Øijord & Aanes looks forward to a strong and close collaboration with\nVivoPower. We are proud to contribute to an exciting project that creates new\nopportunities for Mo i Rana.”\n\nTommy Høgås, Chief Executive Officer of TH Blikk AS, said: “Blikk looks\nforward to the opportunity for a strong and exciting collaboration with\nVivoPower in the years ahead. New development is positive for the local\ncommunity, and we recognize the wider benefits it will bring to other local\nbusinesses. We are grateful for the opportunity to be involved in this project\nand strongly believe in its potential – both for the stakeholders involved\nand for the city as a whole. We look forward to contributing and achieving\ngreat results together.”\n\nAbout VivoPower\n\nOriginally founded in 2014 and listed on Nasdaq since 2016, VivoPower is an\naward-winning B Corporation with data center and powered land infrastructure\nacross Norway, Finland, and the United Arab Emirates. The Company’s mission\nis to be the independent, trusted partner for sovereign nations that develop\nand operate sustainable data center infrastructure, ensuring sovereign control\nover power, data, and national intelligence. In doing so, VivoPower helps\nsovereign nations bridge the gap between their energy assets and their AI\nambitions by providing the Power-to-X infrastructure necessary to build and\ncontrol their own domestic intelligence hubs.\n\nForward-Looking Statements\n\nThis communication includes certain statements that may constitute\n\"forward-looking statements\" for purposes of the U.S. federal securities laws.\nForward-looking statements include, but are not limited to, statements that\nrefer to projections, forecasts, or other characterizations of future events\nor circumstances, including any underlying assumptions. The words\n\"anticipate,\" \"believe,\" \"continue,\" \"could,\" \"estimate,\" \"expect,\" \"intends,\"\n\"may,\" \"might,\" \"plan,\" \"possible,\" \"potential,\" \"predict,\" \"project,\"\n\"should,\" \"would\" and similar expressions may identify forward-looking\nstatements, but the absence of these words does not mean that a statement is\nnot forward-looking. Forward-looking statements in this communication include,\nfor example, statements about the mobilization, timing, sequencing and\ncompletion of demolition, enabling and superstructure works; the expected\ntiming of the award and announcement of the mechanical and electrical fit-out\ncontract; the design, delivery, cost and ready-for-service date of the 40MW AI\ndata center conversion; the engagement of local and international contractors\nand suppliers; the finalization of tenant agreements; the potential reuse of\nwaste heat and other Power-to-X use cases; participation in grid-balancing\nservices; and the anticipated economic benefits to the Mo i Rana region.\n\nThese statements are based on VivoPower's management's current expectations or\nbeliefs and are subject to risk, uncertainty, and changes in circumstances.\nThere is no certainty that the 40MW AI data center conversion will be\ncompleted on the timeline currently anticipated, within the currently\nestimated budget, or at all. Actual results may vary materially from those\nexpressed or implied by the statements herein due to risks, uncertainties and\ncontingencies including: (i) delays in obtaining, or failure to obtain, the\ndemolition license, the Rana kommune building permit, grid connection and\nenergization approvals or other regulatory approvals, or the grant of such\napprovals on different terms or conditions; (ii) construction, contractor and\nsupply chain risks, including contractor performance, labor availability,\nweather and site conditions; (iii) cost overruns and fluctuations in the\nprices of materials, equipment, labor and energy; (iv) the risk that the\nmechanical and electrical fit-out contract is not awarded on the expected\ntiming or terms, or at all; (v) delays in AI hardware procurement; (vi) the\nrisk that the tenant breaches or defaults on its definitive lease agreements;\n(vii) the risk that waste heat reuse and other Power-to-X use cases do not\nprove technically or commercially feasible, and that no definitive agreements\nare entered into in relation to them; (viii) changes in economic, business,\ncompetitive and/or regulatory factors, geopolitical events and general market\nvolatility; and (ix) other factors set forth in VivoPower's filings with the\nUnited States Securities and Exchange Commission. The information set forth\nherein should be read in light of such risks. VivoPower is under no obligation\nto, and expressly disclaims any obligation to, update or alter its\nforward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future\nevents, changes in assumptions or otherwise.\n\nContact\n\nShareholder Enquiries\nmedia@vivopower.com\n\n(https://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/372e7e36-8f34-46d9-8cbc-c2284310ed5f)\n\n\n\nGlobeNewswire, Inc. 2026","article_body_html":"","raw_payload":{"data":{"id":"nGNX9bJs9S-20261012","title":"VivoPower Mobilizes Construction of 40MW AI Data Center Conversion in Mo i Rana, Norway","author":"Globe Newswire","ticker":"VIVO","created":"2026-10-12T12:15:00.189Z","tickers":["VIVO"],"exchange":"NASDAQ","article_body":"VivoPower has selected a global AI industry leader as its preferred\nAI tenant for the Mo i Rana facility\n\n     Experienced Mo i Rana-based contractor Øijord & Aanes\nEntreprenørforretning AS engaged to deliver conversion site works in\naccordance with relevant permits and licenses\n\n     Enabling works and main building superstructure to be delivered by\nMo i Rana-based contractors, ahead of full mechanical and electrical fit-out\nby a specialist data center EPC firm\n\n     VivoPower committed to engaging as many local suppliers and\ncontractors as possible at Mo i Rana and plans to do the same at other future\nAI data center facilities globally\n\n     VivoPower is also working to reuse waste heat from the AI data\ncenter for productive purposes in line with its Power-to-X strategy\n\nLONDON, UK / MO I RANA, NORWAY, Oct. 12, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- VivoPower\nPLC (Nasdaq: VIVO) (\"VivoPower\" or the \"Company\"), a leading B Corp-certified\nglobal developer and owner of powered land and data center infrastructure for\nAI compute applications, today announced the mobilization of construction for\nthe conversion of a 40MW first phase AI data center at its Mo i Rana facility\nin northern Norway. The Company also confirmed that the site works package\nwill be delivered by experienced Mo i Rana-based contractors, Øijord & Aanes\nEntreprenørforretning AS\n(https://www.globenewswire.com/Tracker?data=MPJVl5A6hYEu204C6o3X59eh0pNwLoJdoczlSDV0uXVBqM7UQe9Wwq_RRW2iI6asOpbjzvJOtJRyKx-EAMXlH0zCiRAAnQKdUuJvMtOtk2LqkFjAI15fBIHRM6nb366d),\nwho have been operating in the region for more than 60 years.\n\nDemolition, enabling works and the main building superstructure, amongst other\nelements, will be delivered by local Mo i Rana contractors, in accordance with\napplicable Norwegian planning and building regulations. These work packages\nwill be completed in advance of the full mechanical and electrical fit-out of\nthe facility, for which VivoPower has conducted a tender review process with\nleading international data center supply chain partners. The Company expects\nto award and announce this contract shortly and will update accordingly.\n\nThe design and delivery of the AI data center conversion will be in accordance\nwith the AI tenant’s\n(https://www.globenewswire.com/Tracker?data=cyXtaZPF0P-4WLDq6neNdQH_zz8BS4puHSqAc-5V6rs4FVQj1K0UjMOlJ-9hOmrxXej0YmJI-XRy0KEW0AtaZSx7193wd4lFzAwK3LTqRyoDWWoo3I7GH3LQEbX3Zq75ff-_N_-cpDQNlUL_JaB4OREqZRDS4TR50EoOZHcb_UkVnwDlb1B-EpyBUN07DRMXEB0XsJUg7RxWfMr6eoKMbh6uQvcqTQmK0GFCceC8CUhAvTq6JH5PseSI8GeoNODOKXiK_KJWnL7AWWTHxOE4HlK8UEXeKtL5AbZ9GtSAWWg=)\nrequirements. In addition, VivoPower is engaged with local industry on\nPower-to-X use cases, including the use of waste heat to support and promote\nlocal industry and community growth. Further details will be shared at the\nappropriate time.\n\nCommitment to the Mo i Rana Supply Chain\n\nVivoPower is committed to using as many local Mo i Rana suppliers and\ncontractors as possible throughout the delivery of the project.\n\nIn addition to Øijord & Aanes Entreprenørforretning AS, the Company has\nalready engaged with other local contractors, including:\n* IMTAS (https://www.imtas.no/) – a Mo i Rana-based provider of engineering,\nfabrication, installation and maintenance services across industry,\nconstruction and energy, operating from Mo Industripark; and\n* TH Blikk AS (https://www.blikk.as/) – a Mo i Rana-based building, façade\nand roofing contractor with more than 15 years of experience and a team of 64\nemployees.\nBy prioritizing local contractors, VivoPower aims to support employment,\nskills development and economic activity in the Rana region. It will also draw\non the industrial expertise built up in the Mo i Rana industrial precinct over\nmany decades.\n\nVivoPower completed the acquisition of the operational Mo i Rana data center\non April 21, 2026, and amongst other things has enrolled 30MW of the existing\nfacility in grid balancing services, which provide support to the stability of\nthe regional power grid.\n\nCommitment to Power-to-X Use Cases\n\nVivoPower’s Power-to-X strategy is focused on securing the highest and best\nuse of every megawatt of its power infrastructure. At Mo i Rana, that extends\nbeyond AI compute to the heat the facility generates and the flexibility it\ncan offer the Norwegian power system.\n\nThe 40MW AI data center conversion is being designed with the aim of capturing\nwaste heat from its cooling systems for productive reuse, subject to technical\nand commercial feasibility. VivoPower is working with a local district heating\nprovider and European specialist firms to evaluate how that heat could be\nused. This includes supplying district heating to homes, businesses and\ncommunity organizations in Mo i Rana and supporting the growth of\nheat-intensive local industries, including but not limited to land-based\naquaculture and greenhouse food production.\n\nMo i Rana is well placed for this and reusing heat from the AI data center\nwould build on that established model of industrial symbiosis. No definitive\nagreements have been entered into as yet in relation to heat reuse or other\nPower-to-X use cases, but VivoPower will provide further details as\narrangements are finalized.\n\nShane Whelan, Chief Real Estate Officer of VivoPower, said: \"We have\ndeliberately engaged with the local construction supply chain, and we are\ndelighted to be working with Mo i Rana firms such as Øijord & Aanes, IMTAS\nand TH Blikk. Their skills and local knowledge will be invaluable as we move\nfrom site works towards the mechanical and electrical fit-out phase. We remain\ncommitted to delivering on a ready-for-service (RFS) date as expeditiously as\npossible but without compromising quality and safety given the long-duration\nnature of the infrastructure asset being built.\"\n\nStein Rune Øijord, Chief Executive Officer of Øijord & Aanes, said:\n“Øijord & Aanes looks forward to a strong and close collaboration with\nVivoPower. We are proud to contribute to an exciting project that creates new\nopportunities for Mo i Rana.”\n\nTommy Høgås, Chief Executive Officer of TH Blikk AS, said: “Blikk looks\nforward to the opportunity for a strong and exciting collaboration with\nVivoPower in the years ahead. New development is positive for the local\ncommunity, and we recognize the wider benefits it will bring to other local\nbusinesses. We are grateful for the opportunity to be involved in this project\nand strongly believe in its potential – both for the stakeholders involved\nand for the city as a whole. We look forward to contributing and achieving\ngreat results together.”\n\nAbout VivoPower\n\nOriginally founded in 2014 and listed on Nasdaq since 2016, VivoPower is an\naward-winning B Corporation with data center and powered land infrastructure\nacross Norway, Finland, and the United Arab Emirates. The Company’s mission\nis to be the independent, trusted partner for sovereign nations that develop\nand operate sustainable data center infrastructure, ensuring sovereign control\nover power, data, and national intelligence. In doing so, VivoPower helps\nsovereign nations bridge the gap between their energy assets and their AI\nambitions by providing the Power-to-X infrastructure necessary to build and\ncontrol their own domestic intelligence hubs.\n\nForward-Looking Statements\n\nThis communication includes certain statements that may constitute\n\"forward-looking statements\" for purposes of the U.S. federal securities laws.\nForward-looking statements include, but are not limited to, statements that\nrefer to projections, forecasts, or other characterizations of future events\nor circumstances, including any underlying assumptions. The words\n\"anticipate,\" \"believe,\" \"continue,\" \"could,\" \"estimate,\" \"expect,\" \"intends,\"\n\"may,\" \"might,\" \"plan,\" \"possible,\" \"potential,\" \"predict,\" \"project,\"\n\"should,\" \"would\" and similar expressions may identify forward-looking\nstatements, but the absence of these words does not mean that a statement is\nnot forward-looking. Forward-looking statements in this communication include,\nfor example, statements about the mobilization, timing, sequencing and\ncompletion of demolition, enabling and superstructure works; the expected\ntiming of the award and announcement of the mechanical and electrical fit-out\ncontract; the design, delivery, cost and ready-for-service date of the 40MW AI\ndata center conversion; the engagement of local and international contractors\nand suppliers; the finalization of tenant agreements; the potential reuse of\nwaste heat and other Power-to-X use cases; participation in grid-balancing\nservices; and the anticipated economic benefits to the Mo i Rana region.\n\nThese statements are based on VivoPower's management's current expectations or\nbeliefs and are subject to risk, uncertainty, and changes in circumstances.\nThere is no certainty that the 40MW AI data center conversion will be\ncompleted on the timeline currently anticipated, within the currently\nestimated budget, or at all. Actual results may vary materially from those\nexpressed or implied by the statements herein due to risks, uncertainties and\ncontingencies including: (i) delays in obtaining, or failure to obtain, the\ndemolition license, the Rana kommune building permit, grid connection and\nenergization approvals or other regulatory approvals, or the grant of such\napprovals on different terms or conditions; (ii) construction, contractor and\nsupply chain risks, including contractor performance, labor availability,\nweather and site conditions; (iii) cost overruns and fluctuations in the\nprices of materials, equipment, labor and energy; (iv) the risk that the\nmechanical and electrical fit-out contract is not awarded on the expected\ntiming or terms, or at all; (v) delays in AI hardware procurement; (vi) the\nrisk that the tenant breaches or defaults on its definitive lease agreements;\n(vii) the risk that waste heat reuse and other Power-to-X use cases do not\nprove technically or commercially feasible, and that no definitive agreements\nare entered into in relation to them; (viii) changes in economic, business,\ncompetitive and/or regulatory factors, geopolitical events and general market\nvolatility; and (ix) other factors set forth in VivoPower's filings with the\nUnited States Securities and Exchange Commission. The information set forth\nherein should be read in light of such risks. VivoPower is under no obligation\nto, and expressly disclaims any obligation to, update or alter its\nforward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future\nevents, changes in assumptions or otherwise.\n\nContact\n\nShareholder Enquiries\nmedia@vivopower.com\n\n(https://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/372e7e36-8f34-46d9-8cbc-c2284310ed5f)\n\n\n\nGlobeNewswire, Inc. 2026"},"type":"article","timestamp":"2026-10-12T12:15:00.233400623Z","server_sent_at_ms":1791807300233},"received_at":"2026-10-12T12:15:00.332Z","source_url":null},"analysis":{"id":"154715","press_release_id":"166356","analysis_json":{"industry":{"label":"Specialized REITs","sector":"Real Estate"},"redFlags":["Preferred AI tenant remains unnamed; no definitive lease terms disclosed","No definitive agreements yet on waste-heat reuse or Power-to-X use cases","Fit-out contract not yet awarded; permitting and grid connection approvals still pending"],"eventType":"operations_update","narrative":"VivoPower mobilized construction of a 40MW first-phase AI data center conversion at its Mo i Rana facility in northern Norway.\n\nLocal contractors led by Øijord & Aanes will handle demolition, enabling works and superstructure, with a mechanical and electrical fit-out contract expected to be awarded shortly after an international tender review.\n\nThe company says a global AI industry leader has been selected as preferred tenant, and it is evaluating waste-heat reuse under its Power-to-X strategy, though no definitive agreements are in place for heat reuse.\n\nVivoPower completed the Mo i Rana acquisition on April 21, 2026, and has enrolled 30MW of the existing facility in grid balancing services.","sentiment":"bullish","agentHooks":{"shouldPost":false,"suggestedAngle":"Construction milestones at Mo i Rana de-risk timeline but the named AI tenant and RFS date remain the real catalysts."},"keyFigures":{"customDimensions":{"phase1_capacity_mw":40,"grid_balancing_enrollment_mw":30}},"quotedText":"We remain committed to delivering on a ready-for-service (RFS) date as expeditiously as possible but without compromising quality and safety","namedEntities":{"people":[{"name":"Shane Whelan","role":"Chief Real Estate Officer of VivoPower"},{"name":"Stein Rune Øijord","role":"CEO of Øijord & Aanes Entreprenørforretning AS"},{"name":"Tommy Høgås","role":"CEO of TH Blikk AS"}],"products":["Mo i Rana AI data center","Power-to-X"],"companies":[{"name":"VivoPower PLC","ticker":"VIVO","relationship":"filer"},{"name":"Øijord & Aanes Entreprenørforretning AS","relationship":"contractor"},{"name":"IMTAS","relationship":"contractor"},{"name":"TH Blikk AS","relationship":"contractor"}],"dollarAmounts":[]},"materialImpact":{"score":2,"reasoning":"Construction mobilization on a 40MW AI data center conversion is progress but largely incremental; 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