HEXA Renewables has entered into a partnership with BDx Data Centers to supply 50 MW of renewable energy to the Singapore-Malaysia grid. The agreement introduces a cross-border model aimed at supporting Singapore’s renewable energy demand through the development of new clean energy projects in Malaysia.
Singapore is projected to add at least 300 MW of new data center capacity, and this procurement of renewable energy from Malaysia introduces an innovative decarbonisation model for other data center expansion initiatives. BDx already operates a renewable energy powered data center campus CGK4 in Indonesia.
HEXA Renewables is a renewable energy platform founded in 2020. As an independent energy producer, the company aims to develop, own and operate around 5 GW of renewable energy and battery storage projects across Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, the Philippines and India.
In August 2025, Gentari Renewables and Gamuda Energy entered into an agreement to jointly develop 1,500 MW of solar projects with battery energy storage systems in Malaysia under the Corporate Renewable Energy Supply Scheme to supply electricity to hyperscale data centres.
REGlobal’s Views: As demand for AI increases, data center developers are setting up new facilities rapidly, leading to a massive rise in expected power needs. Proper grid connectivity and clean energy availability are becoming a key criteria for these developers in siting their projects. Such cross-border green energy procurement arrangements are expected to become more common to support power demand of data centers in the near future especially in land constrained regions.