Where is Bekasi Regency Digital Edge 001?

Cikarang, Indonesia, in the Jakarta market.

Bekasi Regency Digital Edge 001

Name: Bekasi Regency Digital Edge 001
Address: Cikarang, Indonesia

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Project tracker

1,000 MW under construction

Construction figure, unverified: no source on record has been checked against a second.

1,000 MW under construction in the Jakarta market, which has 770 MW live today, 1,829 MW under construction, 252 MW planned and 3,308 MW of total potential at full buildout.

The market today · Jakarta

Live: 770 MW0% modelled
Under construction: 1,829 MW
Planned: 252 MW
Total potential: 3,308 MW

Timeline

28 January 2026Announcement
Bekasi Regency Digital Edge 001 — announced
Bekasi Regency Digital Edge 001 was announced on 28 January 2026.
Source: id.digitaledgedc.com
16 March 2026Financing
Bekasi Regency Digital Edge 001 — financing
Digital Edge today announced the successful close of a US$665 million green loan.
Source: digitaledgedc.com
8 June 2026Ppa
Bekasi Regency Digital Edge 001 — ppa
the 1.45 GW power agreement – structured as 2 x 725 MVA across two independent feeds – supports a resilient dual-feed architecture to support mission-critical AI and cloud workloads.
Source: id.digitaledgedc.com
8 June 2026Topping out
Bekasi Regency Digital Edge 001 — topping out
Digital Edge today announced two major milestones at its 500MW CGK Campus in Bekasi, Greater Jakarta: the structural topping out of its first building, CGK1, and a new agreement with PT PLN (Persero) increasing secured power
Source: id.digitaledgedc.com
Q4 2026Announcement
Bekasi Regency Digital Edge 001 — announced
CGK1 is on track to be ready for service by Q4 2026, with the second and third buildings following in Q1 and Q2 2027 respectively.
Source: id.digitaledgedc.com

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