BDx Joins HEXA in Cross Border Green Energy Initiative

 

BDx Data Centers (BDx), Asia's top data center operators, today announced a strategic collaboration with HEXA Renewables to lead the way in a cross-border model for renewable energy that will deliver at least 50MW of green power into the Singapore-Malaysia energy grid.

The move is made amid Singapore's forecast to introduce more than 300MW of new data center capacity, increasing demand for green energy solutions.

The partnership responds to the challenge of Singapore sourcing renewable power by investing in new green energy initiatives in Malaysia and making additional capacity available that would otherwise be unviable.

"Performance and sustainability need not be at odds with each other. Our collaboration with HEXA Renewables connects hyperscale data center expansion to renewable energy and is a new benchmark for digital infrastructure cross-border cooperation." stated Mayank Srivastava, CEO of BDx Data Centers.

Key Highlights:

• BDx Data Centers and HEXA Renewables partner to deliver 50MW of clean power through a cross-border Singapore-Malaysia model
• The initiative addresses Singapore’s green energy challenge, supporting its forecast of adding 300MW new data center capacity
• BDx targets 1GW green-powered capacity in Asia, while HEXA plans 5GW renewable and storage projects backed by USD 5 billion

Vince Choi, HEXA Renewables CEO, further said, "As Singapore developing its Green Plan 2030, the private sector needs to set the example. This collaboration with BDx is a significant step forward in cross-border energy collaboration. It furthers national sustainable objectives while demonstrating the strength of regional partnership in driving the energy transition.”

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BDx hosts Indonesia's CGK4, the nation's first renewable-powered and NVIDIA DGX-Ready certified Sovereign AI data center campus. The company is aiming at 1GW of green-powered capacity in Asia.

HEXA Renewables, on the other hand, is developing, owning, and operating up to 5GW of wind, solar, and battery opportunities in the Asia-Pacific region and has behind it an investment pipeline of USD 5 billion.