Green data expansion Keppel is actively expanding its data center footprint with a 60MW greenfield facility in Ansan near Seoul, marking entry into South Korea and broader Asia data center markets. This presents opportunities for energy-intensive cooling, backup power, and sustainable campus solutions.

Hydrogen and renewables With hydrogen-ready power plants, hydrogen-compatible Sakra Cogen Plant, and investments across power, renewables, and EaaS, Keppel is positioned to pursue large-scale decarbonization projects, offering integrated energy transition services and long-term power purchase/operating arrangements.

Energy-as-a-Service Keppel delivers Energy-as-a-Service across Asia, including cooling systems, rooftop solar, and EV charging. This creates sales opportunities for MEP optimization, energy management platforms, and bundled DaaS/EaaS offerings for commercial and industrial customers.

Cross-border growth Recent and planned expansions in Korea and Taiwan, plus ongoing investments in Southeast Asia and Australia, indicate a regional growth strategy. Opportunities exist in data centers, renewable integration, and cross-border energy trading or power infrastructure partnerships.

Financial and asset capabilities Keppel operates as an asset manager with a track record of owning and operating power plants and critical infrastructure, supported by a sizeable revenue base. This enables flexible financing, project ownership models, and long-term O&M contracts attractive to clients seeking stable partnerships.