SINGAPORE -- Singapore, one of the world's largest hubs for data centers, could lose future demand to regional economies unless the city-state expands its capacity for new projects in an environmentally friendly way, according to a senior executive from Keppel Corp., a state-backed conglomerate.
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Singapore risks losing new data center demand, Keppel warns
Conglomerate wants authorities to add major capacity running on greener energy
Keppel Corp. in Singapore estimates the industry's aggregate demand will be over 3 gigawatts, or 3,000 megawatts, by 2030, based on what industry players predict. (Photo courtesy of Keppel)
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