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Equinix signs Singapore renewable-power agreement starting at 11.5MW

Equinix signs Singapore renewable-power agreement starting at 11.5MW Image: DCD
Equinix has signed a virtual power-purchase agreement with Flo Energy in Singapore for at least 11.5MW of renewable electricity from industrial and commercial rooftop solar installations. The agreement includes an option to expand to 50MW. Equinix says its contracted Singapore renewable capacity now totals 215MW, expected online in 2028 and projected collectively to generate about 250,000MWh annually. Flo says this is its first agreement under its Data Centre Solutions offering.
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