<div id="readability-page-1"><div> <p><strong>The planned 60MW facility in Ansan will be Keppel’s first data centre in the country.</strong></p><p>Keppel has entered South Korea’s data centre market through a planned 60 megawatt (MW) greenfield facility in Ansan, within the Seoul Metropolitan Area.</p><p>The project will be developed through Keppel Data Centre Fund III, which has secured land for the facility. The fund will acquire an approximately 73% effective stake in the special purpose vehicle that owns the land.</p><p>The planned AI-ready data centre has secured construction permits and power approvals and is targeted for service by 2030.</p><p>Keppel said the facility is expected to be built to Tier III-equivalent specifications and will serve hyperscalers, cloud service providers, and corporates.</p><p>The project marks Keppel’s first data centre in South Korea, adding to its portfolio of 39 data centres with more than 800 MW of gross power capacity as of end-2025.</p> </div></div>

<p>Keppel has entered the South Korean data centre market with a planned 60MW greenfield facility in Ansan, its first such project in the country. Developed via Keppel Data Centre Fund III, the AI-ready, Tier III-equivalent site targets hyperscalers and cloud providers for service by 2030. This expansion adds to Keppel's global portfolio of 39 data centres exceeding 800 MW capacity.</p>

Keppel enters South Korea data centre market