Singapore-based Keppel and Chinese tech giant Huawei have entered a strategic partnership to develop renewable energy solutions in Southeast Asia and beyond. The collaboration will focus on promoting solar and energy storage technologies to accelerate decarbonization efforts in data centers and industrial parks. The first project will be a demand response program in Singapore, combining Keppel's energy storage systems with Huawei's digital capabilities to enhance power supply and demand balancing. Future plans include expanding into broader Southeast Asian markets with initiatives like regional power grids, low-carbon data centers, and hybrid energy system management. This partnership supports Singapore's Green Plan 2030 and global sustainability goals. Keppel's CEO highlighted the importance of energy storage in improving renewable power efficiency and safety. Additionally, Keppel is actively forming international partnerships, such as the one with Japan Bank for International Cooperation, to promote clean energy projects and cross-border low-carbon power trading. The company also plans to expand AI data centers and subsea cable infrastructure development across Asia.