Singapore-based infrastructure company Keppel has made significant progress in its hydrogen-powered data centre plans by partnering with Australia's Woodside. The recent development involves the signing of an offtake term sheet for hydrogen supply, building upon an initial agreement signed in April 2023. The revised deal outlines the potential purchase of 1,000 tonnes per day of liquid hydrogen by Keppel Data Centres starting from 2030, sourced from Woodside's planned hydrogen production facilities including H2Perth. Keppel's Datapark+ project, a 1GW Net Zero data centre campus in Singapore, is positioned to accommodate demand while ensuring clean and low-carbon energy sources, with hydrogen playing a crucial role. The collaboration signifies a significant step towards achieving lower carbon energy supply for data centres, reflecting a positive stance on environmental sustainability and energy transition. Keppel and Woodside are focused on leveraging innovative solutions and strategic partnerships to propel their data centre initiatives towards a Net Zero future.