Indonesian natural gas transportation and distribution company PT Pertamina Gas Negara (PGN) is gearing up to supply biomethane to power data centres planned by NeutraDC Singapore, the Singapore unit of PT Telkom Data Ecosystem.
The partners, which signed a memorandum of understanding, have not disclosed any details on the volume of supply.
According to PGN, it will produce biomethane – also known as bioLNG or renewable natural gas in some contexts – from palm oil mill effluent as part of a broader strategy to capitalise on low-carbon energy opportunities within Singapore.
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