TotalEnergies wins 21-year deal to power Google data centres in Malaysia
France's TotalEnergies said on Tuesday it had signed a 21-year power supply deal with Alphabet's Google, pledging to supply 1 terawatt hour of renewable energy to support its data centres in Malaysia. The French energy major said the power would...
France's TotalEnergies said on Tuesday it had signed a 21-year power supply deal with Alphabet's Google, pledging to supply 1 terawatt hour of renewable energy to support its data centres in Malaysia. The French energy major said the power would be generated by the new Citra Energies
solar plant in Malaysia, which is scheduled for construction in early 2026. The power supply contract is expected to take effect in the first quarter of next year.
Source: finance.yahoo.com | Published: December 16, 2025
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