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Digitimes November 3, 2026 By DIGITIMES neutral

Malaysia sets 30% renewable energy rule for data centers as it tightens grid, water access

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Malaysia is attaching tougher conditions to its data center boom, pairing a newly approved renewable energy quota with stricter screening of power and water requests and pressure on operators to supply more of their own electricity.
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