SK Innovation Boosts Malaysia Data Center with Advanced Energy Systems

SK Innovation

South Korea’s SK Innovation data center energy systems will power one of Asia’s largest digital infrastructure projects in Malaysia. The company has signed an agreement with Bridge Data Centers to provide advanced backup power, energy storage, and fuel cell systems, alongside cooling technologies and a Data Center Management System (DCMS).

SK Innovation Data Center Energy Systems in Malaysia

SK Innovation will design and deliver backup power systems, including energy storage systems (ESS) and hydrogen fuel cells, for Bridge’s Malaysian facility. The integration of DCMS will ensure real-time monitoring and rapid response to power fluctuations, enabling seamless data center operations.

Malaysia Data Center Expansion and Capacity Goals

Bridge Data Centers’ new Malaysian site is projected to exceed 270MW capacity, placing it among Asia’s largest data centers. The company currently operates 300MW of live capacity and has more than 200MW under construction, reflecting growing digital infrastructure demand in Southeast Asia.

The Metalnomist Commentary

SK Innovation’s involvement highlights how energy companies are increasingly central to the data center power transition. By integrating ESS and fuel cells, SK addresses both sustainability goals and operational reliability. This partnership also underscores Malaysia’s rising role as a regional data hub driven by cloud, AI, and digital service growth.