Keppel Ltd.

23/09/2026

We were pleased to welcome Mr Chee Hong Tat 徐芳达, Singapore’s Minister for National Development, and Ms Sun Xueling, Singapore’s Senior Minister of State for National Development and Transport, to the Sino-Singapore Tianjin Eco-City (Eco-City) last week.

During the visit, Mr Chee officially launched the development of the China-Singapore Central Activity Belt (CAB), which will run through the heart of the Eco-City’s City Centre. Envisioned as a vibrant urban corridor that brings together distinctive elements of China and Singapore, it will incorporate commercial and community spaces with cultural, sporting and artistic activities to enhance the living and working experience in the Eco-City.

Keppel leads the Singapore Consortium in the development of the Eco-City. Now in its 18th year of development, the Eco-City has transformed from saline-alkali wasteland into a vibrant, green and smart city with a population exceeding 210,000.

23/09/2026

The Business Times interviewed our CEO, Mr Loh Chin Hua, who received the Best CEO award in the large-cap category at the recent Singapore Corporate Awards 2026.

In the interview, Mr Loh discussed Keppel’s transformation into a global asset manager and operator, the strategic choices behind the Company’s progress, and the growth opportunities ahead.

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One of Loh’s most consequential decisions was also the most emotionally difficult: selling the offshore and marine business where Keppel itself was born. Read more at The Business Times.

22/09/2026

🏆Keppel is honoured to receive four awards at the Singapore Corporate Awards 2026, recognising the Company across corporate governance, leadership, risk management and corporate reporting. The awards were presented at a ceremony graced by Guest-of-Honour, Mr Chee Hong Tat, Minister for National Development.

Keppel Ltd.
(Market capitalisation of S$1 billion and above)

⭐️Best Managed Board – Joint Gold
⭐️Best CEO – Mr Loh Chin Hua
⭐️Best Risk Management – Joint Gold
⭐️Best Annual Report – Silver

These awards affirm the strength of Keppel's governance and the standards that have been built over time, and reflect the collective efforts of our Board, leadership team and employees. We will continue to focus on accelerating growth and delivering long term value to our shareholders, Limited Partners and stakeholders.

21/09/2026

We are pleased to share The Straits Times’ coverage following a recent media tour of the Keppel Sakra Cogen Plant, Singapore’s first operational hydrogen-compatible combined cycle power plant, showcasing Keppel’s integrated ecosystem across energy and digital infrastructure.

From advanced power generation and lower-carbon energy solutions to renewable energy imports and AI-ready data centres, Keppel is building on its deep operating capabilities to support Singapore’s energy resilience, decarbonisation and digital growth.

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The electricity will be transmitted from the Riau Islands. Read more at straitstimes.com.

10/09/2026

We are pleased to share that our Infrastructure Division has commenced chilled water supply to JTC's Fusionopolis 2A, a key milestone in the interconnection of the existing Fusionopolis 2A chilled water plant with Keppel’s district cooling plants at Biopolis and Mediapolis.

When fully completed, the interconnection will form Singapore’s first fully integrated and largest chilled water thermal grid, spanning three precincts within one-north. With a combined design cooling capacity of over 334 MW (95,000 refrigeration tonnes), the network will support more than 25 developments across the 200 ha precincts.

The integrated network will enhance operational flexibility and resilience by aggregating cooling capacity across plants of different vintages. The plants are connected to Keppel’s proprietary, AI-enabled Infrastructure Intelligence–Operations Nerve Centre which uses real-time asset intelligence, predictive and prescriptive analytics and autonomous optimisation to enhance asset availability, operational efficiency and lifecycle performance.

Through this collaboration, Keppel and JTC are creating a scalable and future-ready cooling network that can support the continued growth of one-north while advancing Singapore’s decarbonisation ambitions.

09/09/2026

Through our collaboration with the Housing & Development Board (HDB), Keppel is bringing its cooling and operating expertise to Tengah, supporting the development of Singapore’s first smart and sustainable HDB town and delivering more efficient and reliable cooling solutions for residents.

Ahead of key collection by residents of Tengah Plantation Verge, Mr Loh Chin Hua, CEO of Keppel, and Ms Cindy Lim, CEO of Keppel’s Infrastructure Division, joined Er Dr Johnny Wong, Deputy CEO (Building) and Chief Science & Technology Officer of HDB, for a visit to a Keppel-operated Centralised Cooling System (CCS) plant in Tengah.

Located on the rooftop, the plant features Keppel’s modular chiller systems housed within purpose-built enclosures. Their compact and scalable design enables rapid and efficient deployment in space-constrained urban environments, while providing the flexibility to meet evolving cooling needs. Chilled water is distributed from the plant to subscribing homes, providing efficient and reliable cooling without the need for individual outdoor condensing units.

Working closely with HDB, Keppel has refined the placement of fan coil units and streamlined the routing of air-conditioning trunking, with careful consideration for aesthetics, functionality and ease of maintenance. This enables the system to integrate more seamlessly into residents’ living spaces.

Keppel’s CCS will be available across 12 upcoming HDB developments for 20 years, giving approximately 14,000 households the option of subscribing to the service. The systems will be integrated with Keppel’s AI-enabled Infrastructure Intelligence–Operations Nerve Centre (II-ONC), which harnesses real-time data analytics for remote monitoring, early fault detection, predictive maintenance and continuous optimisation, supporting reliable and efficient system performance.

This collaboration demonstrates how thoughtful design, smart technology and strong operating capabilities can make sustainable cooling a practical part of everyday living.

25/08/2026

At Keppel’s Investor Day 2026, our CEO, Mr Loh Chin Hua and senior management outlined Keppel’s next phase of growth, powered by our twin flywheels of asset management and operations. Together, these enable us to harness Keppel’s integrated strengths across capital solutions, energy and digital infrastructure to capture opportunities arising from the megatrends such as the energy transition, and digitalisation and AI.

Investors also toured the newly operational Keppel Sakra Cogen Plant, Singapore’s first hydrogen-compatible cogeneration plant. The visit brought to life how Keppel combines investment expertise with deep operating capabilities to create value for our Limited Partners, investors and stakeholders.

You can view our senior management’s Investor Day presentations here: https://www.keppel.com/investor-relations/investor-day-2026/

24/08/2026

How can data centres stay energy-efficient in Singapore’s tropical climate?

It starts with rethinking how they are designed and operated.

In Episode 2 of CNA’s two-part Built on Standards series, commissioned by Enterprise Singapore, discover how Keppel contributed its operational expertise to the development of two Singapore Standards for tropical data centres. These standards provide a common framework that enables data centres to operate efficiently at higher temperatures, while bringing operators, customers and technology partners into greater alignment.

As computing demand grows, Keppel is also contributing to the next generation of standards work, including for liquid cooling, supporting more energy-efficient digital infrastructure and the continued growth of Singapore’s digital economy.

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We place our trust in things we rarely stop to question — the medicine that heals us, the machines we use and the buildings around us. Behind that trust are standards: shared rules that help ensure products, services and systems are safe, reliable and fit f

24/08/2026

Keppel has reached S$106 billion in funds under management as at end-July 2026 — marking an important inflection point in the growth of our asset management business.

In the latest issue of INSIGHTS, we explore how Keppel’s integrated capabilities across energy and digital infrastructure are creating differentiated investment opportunities for our funds and investors.

Discover what’s next for Keppel’s subsea connectivity strategy, go behind the scenes of Singapore’s first hydrogen-compatible power plant, and hear from Cindy Lim, CEO of Infrastructure, on hydrogen, energy security and where the next opportunities are emerging.

Full issue here:
https://www.keppel.com/insights/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Facebook&utm_campaign=Insights+2026+2

21/08/2026

We are pleased to announce that Keppel’s Connectivity Division has been provisionally awarded 50 MW of new data centre capacity under Singapore’s second Data Centre – Call for Application.

The award will support the development of Keppel’s newest data centre in Singapore, Keppel DC SGP 11, an AI-ready data centre on Jurong Island, with an expected investment of more than S$1 billion. Keppel DC SGP 11 will be developed by Keppel and funded by Keppel Data Centre Fund III and its co-investors, which have capital ready to deploy into high-quality data centre opportunities across Asia Pacific.

Keppel will harness its integrated ecosystem combining energy and digital infrastructure capabilities and capital solutions to develop Keppel DC SGP 11, which is part of the wider Jurong Island Data Centre Park initiative.

Mr Manjot Singh Mann, CEO of Keppel’s Connectivity Division, said, “On Jurong Island, we have the opportunity to harness our data centre and subsea cable expertise alongside Keppel’s established power and energy infrastructure to develop digital infrastructure that is efficient, resilient, increasingly sustainable and well-connected. This integrated ecosystem approach differentiates Keppel and positions us well to support Singapore’s ambitions as a trusted global hub for AI and digital investments.”