Tokyo, Japan – Equinix has announced a significant development in partnership with Hokkaido Electric Power regarding a power purchase agreement (PPA) as part of their expansion in Japan. This agreement will facilitate the procurement of renewable energy for their operations in the country.
On April 2, 2025, Equinix and Hokkaido Electric Power signed a 20-year PPA that aims to supply renewable energy to Equinix’s data centers in Japan. This initiative aligns with Equinix’s commitment to sustainability and reducing carbon emissions.
The PPA involves the development of a new solar energy project in the Yufutsu Abira area, which will provide sustainable power to Equinix’s facilities. The project is expected to begin supplying electricity by the third quarter of 2028.
Equinix’s collaboration with Hokkaido Electric Power marks a significant step towards achieving its renewable energy goals in Japan. The partnership aims to support the company’s growth in the region by enhancing its energy supply with sustainable sources.
The recent agreement underscores Equinix’s strategy to expand its footprint in Japan while adhering to environmentally responsible practices. The company is focused on leveraging sustainable energy solutions to meet the growing demand for data center services, ensuring efficient operations and reducing environmental impact.
For more information on this initiative and to stay updated on Equinix’s developments, please visit their official website.
