Computility Technology (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd (CTDC), BGMC Energy Holdings Sdn Bhd, and reNIKOLA have signed a strategic agreement to launch a large, long-term green energy supply program in Malaysia. The initiative aims to support sustainable infrastructure and clean energy development in the country.
Under the agreement, CTDC — a wholly owned subsidiary of ZDATA — will use renewable energy produced by BGMC’s solar farms to power ZDATA’s first AI data center in Gelang Patah. The project is expected to start in 2028 and is projected to supply around 630,000 MWh of renewable energy each year.
The partnership is intended to help reduce carbon emissions from industrial infrastructure and support Malaysia’s national energy transition goals. It also reflects the companies’ commitment to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles in building large digital and industrial ecosystems.
At the same time, CTDC announced that it has removed its dependence on municipal water for its cooling systems. The company has developed its own water recycling system, creating a self-sustaining cooling process that reduces pressure on local water resources in Johor and improves operational independence.
Together, the renewable energy partnership and the water recycling initiative aim to support the growing digital economy while keeping environmental impact low. The companies will now begin the main implementation phase to ensure the project is ready before its 2028 launch.
CTDC focuses on developing large-scale digital infrastructure such as data centers in Malaysia. BGMC International Limited provides construction and energy infrastructure services, while reNIKOLA is a renewable energy producer based in Kuala Lumpur and is backed by a 45% stake from B.Grimm Power.
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