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MWITA-CI-2026-026 · Evidence B · P0

A Malaysian government statement reported 18 data centres with at least 800 MW total electricity demand in February 2025 and expected 81 centres by 2035; the current aggregate and future count must not be merged.

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What this does not establish

The expected 81 centres were not operating in 2025.

Counterevidence & uncertainty

Centre count obscures size, load factor, geography and grid connection status.

What would change the reading

Track approved, contracted, energized and metered load plus PUE/WUE by region.

Primary routes

CI-S024https://www.mida.gov.my/mida-news/government-commits-to-renewable-energy-growth-as-data-centres-multiply-in-malaysia/Open source record →

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