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ARTICLE · 14 NOVEMBER 2024

Powering Up Data Centre Development In SE Asia With New Direct PPA Frameworks

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This insight highlights government initiatives in Southeast Asia that promote data centre development through Direct Power Purchase Agreements schemes.

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Summary

This insight highlights government initiatives in Southeast Asia that promote data centre development through Direct Power Purchase Agreements schemes. As jurisdictions compete to attract investment in the power intensive data centre and digital infrastructure sectors, they are also looking to do promote development in a way that is consistent with national decarbonisation commitments.

Southeast Asia, with its youthful and tech savvy demographic, is experiencing a rapid digital transformation that is driving a significant increase in demand for data centre capacity. At the same time Southeast Asian nations are facing the twin challenges of quickly improving the reliability and capacity of their electricity grids while simultaneously seeking to reduce carbon emissions in line with international decarbonisation commitments. Whilst not yet a complete solution to the power needs of modern data centres which have to accommodate the growth of cloud applications

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