Digital Edge (Singapore) Holdings Pte. Ltd., a data center platform in Asia, and Peak Energy Investments Ltd., a renewable energy developer, have announced a partnership to develop renewable energy projects for Digital Edge’s data centers The collaboration aims to achieve an initial 500 MW of operating capacity and support the decarbonization of up to 1 GW of power. Renewable energy is generated utilizing solar, wind, and storage projects. Along with existing deployments these projects focus in Japan, Korea, Indonesia, India, and the Philippines. The projects aim to support Digital Edge’s decarbonization goals by generating over 1,300 GWh annually, equivalent to removing 216,000 cars from the road.
Digital Edge and Peak Energy collaborate on renewable energy solutions
Data centers in Asia Pacific are set to go green as Digital Edge partners with Peak Energy to drive renewable energy solutions. (Photo credit: Pixabay)
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