PETALING JAYA: DPS Resources Bhd
subsidiaries, DPS Energy Sdn Bhd (DPSE) and Shantawood Sdn Bhd (SSB), have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with CEIG (M) Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary of China Energy International Group Co Ltd (CEEC) with the aim to develop data centres and support energy infrastructure in Melaka, covering renewable energy, power generation, transmission and water supply.
In a filing with Bursa Malaysia, DPS noted the partnership will focus on its two project sites: the Lendu Project Site, comprising 345 acres with a proposed power capacity of 500MW to 1GW, and the Bukit Rambai Project Site, a 20-acre factory space with 89MW capacity, potentially expandable to 400MW.
Plans include DPS Data Centre 1 at Lendu, supported by a modular Class F gas turbine power plant of 500MW, expandable to 1.5GW, alongside an 850-acre solar farm and water infrastructure.
At Bukit Rambai, indicative rental rates range from US$130–230 per kilowatt, with a minimum tenancy of 15 years, the DPS release stated.
Under the MoU, the DPS subsidiaries will provide land, coordinate infrastructure, and manage regulatory approvals, while CEIG will contribute technical expertise, global networks, and operational support.
CEIG will also help identify investors, tenants, and partners, including international enterprises.
