STTGDC Secures $590 Million Loan for Tokyo Data Centers

Oct 27, 2026
STTGDC secured a JPY 93 billion green loan to finance the fit out and operation of two data centers at its 70 MW campus in Inzai City, Japan.

STTGDC secured a JPY 93 billion ($590 million) green loan to finance its Tokyo data center campus, according to Data Center Dynamics. The funding will support the fit out and operation of the TYO1 and TYO2 buildings at the 70 MW campus in Inzai City.

The loan follows the Green Loan Principles and includes requirements for green building certification and energy efficiency. Standard Chartered served as lead coordinator, with support from Mizuho Bank, OCBC, Société Générale and UOB.

TYO1, a 32 MW facility, opened in June 2025. Construction on TYO2 began in April 2024.

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