By Peter.
TotalEnergies has strengthened its partnership with Google by signing a 21-year Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) to deliver 1 terawatt-hour (TWh) of certified renewable electricity—equivalent to about 20 MW of capacity—to power Google’s data centers in Malaysia.
The clean energy will come from the upcoming Citra Energies solar plant in northern Kedah province, a project awarded in August 2023 under Malaysia’s Corporate Green Power Programme (CGPP). TotalEnergies holds a 49% stake, with local partner MK Land owning 51%. Construction is set to begin in early 2026, and the PPA will take effect upon financial close, expected in Q1 2026.
This deal builds on a similar agreement from November 2025, where TotalEnergies committed to supplying renewable power to Google’s U.S. data centers in Ohio. It underscores the surging energy demands of AI-driven data centers, which are increasingly straining grids and pushing Big Tech toward direct renewable procurement.
Giorgio Fortunato, Google’s Head of Clean Energy & Power for Asia Pacific, called it a key investment in local clean capacity. TotalEnergies’ Sophie Chevalier highlighted the company’s ability to provide tailored solutions in emerging markets like Malaysia.
As of late 2025, TotalEnergies boasts over 32 GW in renewable capacity globally, targeting 35 GW by year-end and 100 TWh production by 2030.
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