Computility Technology (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd (CTDC), BGMC Energy Holdings Sdn Bhd (BGMC), and reNIKOLA has signed a strategic term sheet for a large-scale, long-term green energy supply programme.
Under the agreement, CTDC, a fully-owned subsidiary of ZDATA, will utilise the renewable energy
generated by BGMC’s solar farm assets to power ZDATA’s first AI-data centre at Gelang Patah. Scheduled to commence in 2028, the program is projected to deliver approximately 630,000 MWh of renewable energy annually. This partnership represents a significant milestone in decarbonising industrial infrastructure and directly supports Malaysia’s national energy transition goals.
The collaboration underscores a collective commitment to embedding ESG principles into the heart of large-scale digital and industrial ecosystems.
Achieving Water Independence: A Parallel Sustainability Milestone
In a simultaneous breakthrough for environmental stewardship, CTDC announced it has officially
eliminated its reliance on municipal water for its cooling systems.
Key benefits of the water initiative include:
- Resource Resilience: Establishing a self-sustaining cooling loop independent of the public
water grid. - Reduced Local Impact: Significantly alleviating pressure on Johor’s municipal water
resources. - Operational Autonomy: Resolving previous third-party infrastructure challenges through
direct investment in proprietary recycling technology.
Building the Infrastructure of Tomorrow
Together, the renewable energy alliance and the move toward water circularity position CTDC and its
partners at the forefront of responsible development. These initiatives are designed to meet the
rigorous demands of the modern digital economy while ensuring a minimal environmental footprint.
With the signing of the Green Energy Alliance, all parties now enter the primary implementation phase
to ensure project delivery ahead of the 2028 operational target.
