Elea Data Centers

Features

Designed to support high-density AI and cloud workloads, the BEL1 data center will offer an initial capacity of 7.5 MW. Its power infrastructure will be supplied by the Miramar high-voltage substation, operated by AXIA, ensuring a 100% renewable energy supply certified through I-RECs under a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA). This approach combines energy reliability, operational efficiency, and sustainability.

Like all Elea data centers, BEL1 will feature a direct expansion (DX) cooling system. This closed-loop technology uses refrigerant circuits instead of evaporative cooling towers, eliminating water consumption for cooling while maximizing operational efficiency.

Belém is emerging as a strategic hub for Brazil’s digital infrastructure. With BEL1, Elea extends its distributed platform into the Northern Region, strengthening connectivity across the Amazon and establishing a complementary route to the Fortaleza hub, enhancing the resilience and diversity of the country’s digital infrastructure.

As a carrier-neutral facility, BEL1 provides flexible interconnection, network redundancy, and carrier choice, enabling enterprises to position their critical infrastructure closer to users, data, and new business opportunities throughout Northern Brazil.