Agoda, the digital travel platform, has announced a significant step towards sustainability by ensuring that the electricity consumed by its IT infrastructure at NTT Global Data Centres in Singapore is matched with 100 locally generated renewable energy certificates. This initiative is part of a collaboration with NTT DATA, a leader in AI and digital business services, aimed at enhancing energy efficiency whilst maintaining the high performance needed to serve millions of travellers globally.
NTT Global Data Centres in Singapore, which holds BCA Green Mark Platinum and LEED Gold certifications, is working with Agoda to reduce electricity usage across its servers and cooling systems. According to Tadaaki Arimura, Singapore Country Head for NTT Global Data Centres, “Sustainable infrastructure is most effective when it is practical, measurable, and built into day-to-day operations.”
Agoda’s internal measurements for 2026 revealed a reduction in energy use by up to 16% for eligible workloads through dynamic power management. This approach allows servers to consume less power when full processing capacity is unnecessary. Additionally, cooling-related energy use was cut by approximately 40% per eligible server by adjusting fan speeds as needed.
Paolo Prinsecchi, VP of Global IT Infrastructure at Agoda, stated, “By partnering with the right colocation provider such as NTT Global Data Centres and optimising how we use our infrastructure and hardware, we can support more sustainable growth whilst maintaining the seamless experience our users expect from our platform.”
This collaboration aligns with Agoda’s commitment to the Science Based Targets initiative, supporting emissions-reduction targets approved by the initiative.
