Keppel Ltd., through its Infrastructure Division, has signed a non-binding MOU with the Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) to establish a clean energy supply chain in Asia. The collaboration aims to promote the energy transition and sustainable digitalization in the region by focusing on areas like renewable energy, hydrogen, data centers, and subsea cables. By leveraging Keppel's sustainability expertise and JBIC's financial strength, the partnership seeks to contribute to carbon neutrality and economic growth in Asia. Keppel is actively involved in pioneering projects such as low-carbon electricity trade, clean energy initiatives with hydrogen and ammonia, and data center developments across the Asia-Pacific region. The MOU signifies a significant step towards advancing Asia's low-carbon future, combining sustainability, digital infrastructure, financial capabilities, and Japanese technological advancements. Keppel's commitment to cleaner energy and sustainable infrastructure is evident through its involvement in various initiatives and the exploration of new subsea cable systems. The partnership with JBIC is poised to set new sustainability standards and strengthen the energy supply chain in Asia, without impacting Keppel's financials significantly for the current year.