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KBR Awarded Energy Transition Study to Support Hydrogen Based Energy Supply for Data Centre Development in Singapore
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HOUSTON, Jan. 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ KBR (NYSE: KBR) announced today that it has been awarded a study by Keppel Data Centres to assess scenarios for alternative hydrogen-based energy sources to supply new data center investment and deployment in Singapore.
Through our Technology Solutions business, KBR will leverage its global energy transition experience to assess sustainable technology solutions for producing low to nil carbon hydrogen sources of energy. The study will compliment work by Keppel Data Centres, a leading developer and operator of data centers across Asia Pacific and Europe, as well as Royal Vopak, a world leading independent tank storage company.
KBR to assess hydrogen energy sources for data centres in Singapore
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Sharing details of the news, KBR said it was awarded the study from Keppel Data Centres, a company which last year partnered with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Asia Pacific to explore the implementation of a hydrogen-powered tri-generation plant concept for data centres.
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