Berlin: Google is preparing to announce its biggest investment plan ever in Germany, marking a major step in strengthening the country’s digital and renewable energy infrastructure. According to reports from the German business newspaper Handelsblatt, the official announcement is expected to take place on November 11, with German Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil joining the event.

The plan includes significant upgrades to Google’s data centers and digital infrastructure across several key cities, including Munich, Frankfurt, and Berlin. It will also involve new projects aimed at promoting renewable energy use and recycling waste heat, a move that reflects Google’s growing commitment to sustainability in its global operations.

Although the exact amount of the investment has not been disclosed, the project is described as Google’s largest-ever financial commitment to Germany. The investment is expected to create new opportunities for innovation, support data management growth, and help Germany strengthen its position as a leading technology hub in Europe.

Analysts believe the move will have a positive impact on both the German economy and the broader European tech ecosystem. By expanding its data infrastructure and green initiatives, Google aims to support the increasing demand for cloud computing and digital services while aligning with environmental goals.

Google has not yet provided an official comment on the report. Further details, including the total investment figure and project timelines, are expected to be revealed during next week’s press conference.

The upcoming announcement is being closely watched by both business and environmental sectors, as it may set a new benchmark for sustainable technology investments in Europe.