Overview
Klang is the first AGATE GREEN site designed around two supplies rather than one: a grid interconnection for base load, and an on-site gas generation microgrid for firm capacity. It is planned at 20–40 MW of IT load by phase in the Port Klang industrial corridor, where land, gas and fibre are already in the ground.
The reason is scheduling, not a preference for gas. A grid connection of that size arrives on the utility's programme, not ours. On-site generation can be commissioned in blocks alongside the halls, so capacity tracks signed demand instead of a substation queue.
Power & site
The microgrid is a set of reciprocating generator sets in N+1 configuration, sized to carry the critical load when the grid is unavailable and to shave peaks when it is. Heat recovery feeds the hall's thermal load where the design allows it, which is what keeps the combined PUE honest rather than nominal.
The site is designed to island. On a grid disturbance the microgrid takes the IT load without a stop and re-synchronises when the feed returns. For a training cluster mid-checkpoint, that is the difference between a pause and a lost week.
What runs here
- Inference and token serving
- Training checkpoints on schedule
- Peak-shaving for contracted tenants
- Island-mode operation during grid events