Keppel Ltd. · SGX:BN4
Keppel — CS-SGX ESG-Real Estate Conference 2021
20 slides from Keppel's conference presentation, May 4, 2021
Slide 1: Presentation on Keppel's Sustainable Data Centre Solutions
Presentation on Keppel’s Sustainable Data Centre Solutions CS-SGX ESG-Real Estate Conference 04 May 2021
Slide 2: Keppel's Vision 2030
Keppel’s Vision 2030 Four segments, all part of a connected value chain, collaborating and harnessing synergies as OneKeppel Transforming from a ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT URBAN DEVELOPMENT conglomerate of diverse parts into one integrated business providing solutions for sustainable urbanisation with an
Slide 3: Sustainability at the Core of Our Strategy
Sustainability at the Core of Our Strategy ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY Running our business sustainably Making sustainability our business • Set measurable targets to reduce • Guide our portfolio towards sustainable carbon emissions, water and waste urbanisation solutions intensity • Seize opportun
Slide 4: The Keppel Difference
The Keppel Difference An integrated business providing end-to-end solutions for sustainable urbanisation with multiple income streams across the value chain Operate & Stabilise & REITs & Trust Maintain Monetise Design & Build Private funds EPC/For Sale Development for Sale Recurring Income Capital R
Slide 5: A Connected Value Chain
A Connected Value Chain Asset creation TOTAL VALUE CREATED Private Funds Project-based income Recurring income S$1,139m By Keppel’s data centre business from 2014–2020 Operation & maintenance S$598m Recurring income S$541m Asset monetisation Revaluation & divestment gains Asset management Cumulative
Slide 6: About Keppel's Data Centre Business
About Keppel’s Data Centre Business Over 16 years of experience in data centre design, build, operation and maintenance 27 data centresi globally with rapidly expanding footprint across Asia and Europe Leverage expertise of the Group to deliver solutions for sustainable urbanisation Industry leader
Slide 7: Global Portfolio – Asia Pacific & Europe
Global Portfolio – Asia Pacific & Europe 27 Data centres 10 Countries ~S$4b Combined portfolio value >3m Square feet of net leasable area *Updated as of Feb 2021 Targeted growth markets 7
Slide 8: Connectivity Infrastructure
Connectivity Infrastructure 8
Slide 9: The Interconnected World Today
The Interconnected World Today 9
Slide 10: Exponential Growth in Data Creation
Exponential Growth in Data Creation Strong and resilient data centre demand • Global colocation market grew by 15% in 2020 amid the pandemic, as data centres continued to be seen as critical infrastructure1 • Expected to record a further 14% yoy growth in 2021 as businesses continue to remain relian
Slide 11: Singapore is well placed for data centre growth
Singapore is well placed for data centre growth 11 Source: Arcadis Data Centre Location Index 2021
Slide 12: Singapore is well placed for data centre growth
Singapore is well placed for data centre growth 2021 data centre – global market comparison Singapore takes 5th place Source: Cushman & Wakefield 12
Slide 13: Climate Awareness
Climate Awareness Growth in Carbon constraints & Global tech’s Exploring green local data centres limited renewables green ambitions energy options 2015: 240MW (est) Renewable energy 2020: 500MW (est) 2022: 700MW (est) 95% of fuel-mix from NG Clean H2 power 2030: 1200MW ? 110,000 tonnes CO2 /yr for
Slide 14: Keppel Data Centre's Sustainability Thrust
Keppel Data Centre’s Sustainability Thrust Constantly innovate and challenge the thinking Maximise land use Optimise for better Access green power performance Explore high rise data centres Explore tropical data centres Explore renewable energy Explore underground data Explore using cold energy from
Slide 15: Where are We Now?
Where are We Now? History of continual innovation High rise green data centres for efficient data centres ENERGY EFFICIENCY: Lower PUE 15
Slide 16: Green Energy Sources
Green Energy Sources Explore importation of hydrogen, renewable energy, and pioneer decarbonisation technologies Short term: Long term: Establishing a hydrogen supply chain in Singapore Green energy import H2 production from Processing Sea Processing at Power generation / renewable utilities for exp
Slide 17: Floating Data Centre
Floating Data Centre Creating new spaces, breaking new frontiers Representative Image 17 Representative Image
Slide 18: Green Data Centre Park
Green Data Centre Park Putting Future Oriented Ideas into Reality A future-oriented data centre cluster Consisting landed and floating data centres Powered by green energy, zero-carbon Innovated for efficiency and sustainability Economies-of-scale shared facilities For machines and people 18
Slide 19: Questions & Answers
Questions & Answers [TT Corporation 9
Slide 20: Forward-looking statements notice
This presentation may contain forward-looking statements which are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from such statements. Such risks and uncertainties include those arising from COVID-19, industry and economic conditions, competition, and legal,