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LG Electronics signs long-term chiller supply agreement supporting over 5 GW of North American AIDC capacity

LG Electronics USA signed a definitive long-term agreement with AIR Control Concepts to supply high-efficiency chillers to AI data centers in the United States and Canada. The 5 GW figure is the aggregate scale of the supported data center portfolio, not cooling capacity or secured power in Korea.

Definitive long-term supply agreement; individual sites and delivery schedules undisclosed

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LG Electronics signs long-term chiller supply agreement supporting over 5 GW of North American AIDC capacity

LG Electronics USA signed a definitive long-term agreement with AIR Control Concepts to supply high-efficiency chillers to AI data centers in the United States and Canada. The 5 GW figure is the aggregate scale of the supported data center portfolio, not cooling capacity or secured power in Korea.

North American data center markets in the United States and Canada (individual sites undisclosed)Definitive long-term supply agreement; individual sites and delivery schedules undisclosed
Cross-check of official releases from LG Electronics Korea, LG Electronics USA and AIR Control Concepts
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LG Electronics invests KRW 150 billion in a U.S. chiller plant and Korean production lines

LG Electronics will build an air-cooled chiller plant for AI data centers in Virginia and expand its Pyeongtaek and Changwon production lines. This indicates added manufacturing capacity, not a supply contract for a specific data center.

Windsor, Virginia, U.S.; Pyeongtaek and Changwon, KoreaManufacturing investment; U.S. plant construction and Korean line-expansion plan
LG Group official newsroom
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LS ELECTRIC signs KRW 181.2 billion North American AI data-center transformer contract

LS ELECTRIC disclosed a contract to supply its U.S. subsidiary with extra-high-voltage transformers for North American hyperscale AI data-center power infrastructure. It is a new order with a different value and term from the August contract.

United States; nine North American substations (exact sites undisclosed)Extra-high-voltage transformer supply contract; sequential deliveries not yet completed
Cross-check of FSS DART and LS ELECTRIC-supplied announcement
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LG Electronics Listed as an NVIDIA NPN Power and Cooling Partner

LG Electronics has been listed as a Preferred Partner in the Power and Cooling category of the NVIDIA Partner Network. This signals an expansion of opportunities for engagement during the early stages of design and is distinct from supply contracts for individual project sites.

South Korea and Global Business Signals (Specific project locations not disclosed)Official partner listing and individual supply contracts have not been verified.
Comparison of LG Electronics’ press release and LG’s official DSX Ready materials
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LG Electronics and SK Enmove Collaborate on Joint Development of Low-GWP Refrigerants and Immersion Cooling

The two companies have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to jointly develop refrigerants and refrigeration oils and to expand the application of liquid immersion cooling. This is technical development news related to the selection of cooling media for data centers and the review of equipment compatibility.

Domestic Cooling TechnologiesMemorandum of Understanding for Joint Development
LG Official Newsroom
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LG Electronics Launches Air-Cooled, Oil-Free Inverter Turbo Chiller for AIDC

LG Electronics has unveiled an air-cooled, oil-free inverter turbo chiller that combines magnetic levitation bearings, refrigerant-based pre-cooling, and a modular piping package, designed to meet the cooling demands of AI data centers.

South Korea · Project location undisclosedProduct launch, individual orders, and on-site implementation have not been confirmed.
Cross-reference with LG Electronics press releases and official product documentation
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Hanwha Ocean Unveils Conceptual Design and Basic Classification Certification for 60 MW Floating Data Center

Hanwha Ocean announced that it will unveil a 60MW-class floating data center model—which combines offshore power generation, seawater cooling, and a modular design—for the first time at Gastech 2026.

Global offshore solutions; domestic project sites not disclosedConceptual Design, Class Society Basic Certification, Public Announcement
Comparison of Hanwha Ocean’s Press Release with Major Domestic Media Reports
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LS ELECTRIC and KT Cloud Collaborate on Power Equipment and Modular Design for New AI Data Center

LS ELECTRIC and KT Cloud have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to form a strategic partnership for the design and supply of power equipment for a new AI data center and for joint research on power solutions for modular data centers.

South Korea · Project location undisclosedStrategic MOUs and Plans for Design and Supply Cooperation
Official Announcement from LS Group and LS ELECTRIC
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Doosan Fuel Cell Signs Contract to Supply PAFCs for U.S. AI Data Centers

Doosan Fuel Cell has officially announced that it has signed a 501.4 billion won contract with Hi-Exium to supply phosphoric acid fuel cell systems and will sequentially deliver products for U.S. AI data centers from the second half of 2026 through the first half of 2028.

United States · Specific project locations not disclosedOverseas Power Equipment Supply Contract
Doosan Newsroom · Doosan Fuel Cell
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Gaon Cable Expands Application of Low-Friction Power Distribution Cables in AIDC

Gaon Cable announced that, based on its experience supplying North American semiconductor factories, it is expanding the application of its low-friction power distribution cables to AI data centers and strengthening its bus duct, low-voltage, and medium-voltage cable product lines.

Global AIDC Market and Domestic Project Sites Not DisclosedExpanding Product Applications and Entering New Markets
LS Cable Official Newsroom
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Government Launches Study Group to Establish Power Grid Connection Standards for AI Data Centers

The Ministry of Climate, Energy, and Environment held the first meeting of an industry-academia-research task force to develop an AI data center grid code that reflects the characteristics of the domestic power grid by the end of the year.

National and Power System PoliciesPrior to the establishment of standards and research
Republic of Korea Policy Briefing · Ministry of Climate, Energy, and Environment
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Enforcement of the Distributed Energy Act; Introduction of Grid Impact Assessments for Facilities with Electricity Consumption of 10 MW or More

The Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy announced the enforcement of the Special Act on the Promotion of Distributed Energy and the implementation of the power system impact assessment system for power-consuming facilities with a contracted power capacity of 10 MW or more.

NationwideEnforcement of Laws and Regulations
Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy
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Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy Announces Measures to Alleviate Data Center Concentration in the Seoul Metropolitan Area and Promote Grid Decentralization

The Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy has announced guidelines to support the decentralization of data center locations in order to reduce the burden on transmission and distribution networks caused by the concentration of data centers in the Seoul metropolitan area.

NationwidePolicy Announcement
Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy
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We prioritize verifying original sources from government and public agencies as well as operators. Duplicate entries from the same announcement are consolidated, and subsequent announcements regarding contracts, construction, and operations are recorded as change history. We distinguish between MOUs, plans, groundbreakings, completions, and operations; the number of posts does not represent the total number of data centers nationwide. When a new source document is confirmed, we add the actual text rather than simply updating the date.

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