Bridge Data Centres and Concord New Energy sign MOU to develop Singapore's first barge-based hydrogen power solution for data centres

Bridge Data Centres (BDC) and Concord New Energy (CNE) have announced a strategic partnership through a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to develop Singapore's first barge-based hydrogen power generation model. This innovative solution is specifically designed to power next-generation, AI-ready data centre campuses in Singapore. The collaboration marks a significant step towards sustainable and scalable energy solutions for the rapidly expanding data centre sector. This partnership is notable for its pioneering approach, leveraging a barge-based hydrogen power solution to address the unique energy demands and spatial constraints of Singapore. The focus on AI-ready data centres underscores a forward-looking strategy to meet the high-power requirements of advanced computing infrastructure. While the financial value of the MOU remains undisclosed and the project is in its announced stage, the deal highlights a proactive move by both BDC and CNE to explore alternative, cleaner energy sources for critical digital infrastructure, positioning them at the forefront of sustainable data centre development in the region.