Digital Edge, a data centre platform headquartered in Singapore, has secured a US$665 million green loan to support the development of the first phase of its 500-megawatt CGK Campus in the GIIC Industrial Estate in West Java, Indonesia.

Structured under the company’s Green Financing Framework, the transaction marks the largest green loan ever secured for a data centre project in Indonesia. It directly supports Digital Edge’s ambition to achieve carbon neutrality by 2030, reinforcing its leadership in delivering sustainable, next-generation AI- and hyperscale-centric digital infrastructure in Asia-Pacific.

The CGK campus is a US$4.5 billion multi-phase investment and one of Indonesia's largest AI-ready hyperscale data centre campuses.

Purpose-built to support AI and data-intensive workloads with resilient, energy-efficient performance, the campus has been sustainably designed to target a market-leading annualized PUE ( power usage effectiveness ) of 1.25, achieve LEED certification, incorporate recycled water systems, and integrate renewable energy to reduce overall carbon intensity.

This green loan financing was led by BNP Paribas, Clifford Capital, Crédit Agricole CIB, DBS, Mizuho, OCBC, PT Bank Central Asia, and SMBC as mandated lead arrangers, with each institution committed to advancing responsible infrastructure investment in line with Indonesia's broader decarbonization ambitions. Crédit Agricole CIB, DBS, and PT Bank Central Asia also acted as green facility coordinators.

"From empowering businesses with high-performance, AI-ready digital infrastructure to advancing innovative solutions that reduce environmental impact, this financing underscores Digital Edge's leadership in sustainable digital infrastructure,” says Digital Edge chief financial officer Jonathan Walbridge. “This has been achieved with the strong support of both existing and new lending partners who share our commitment to responsible growth."