Malaysia's Data Center Energy Strategy
Sector: Data Center • Location: Johor, Malaysia
Source: US-ASEAN Business Council
Malaysia is enhancing its data center industry by allowing operators to purchase energy directly from green power producers, aiming for 70% renewable energy capacity by 2050. Johor state plans to double its energy capacity to support up to 90 data centers by 2027, contingent on energy production scaling up.
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Description | Malaysia is enhancing its data center industry by allowing operators to purchase energy directly from green power producers, aiming for 70% renewable energy capacity by 2050. Johor state plans to double its energy capacity to support up to 90 data centers by 2027, contingent on energy production scaling up. |
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