Microsoft Signs “Largest” US PPA For Solar
2018-03-26
Microsoft announced on Wednesday that it had signed a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) for 315 megawatts (MW) of energy from the 500 MW Pleinmont I and II solar farms inContinue Reading
Microsoft announces First Renewable Energy Deal in India
2018-03-07
Microsoft Corp. has announced the completion of its first renewable energy deal within the Karnataka state of India. The agreement will see Microsoft purchase 3 megawatts of solar-powered electricity fromContinue Reading
Microsoft to buy Green Energy from GE in Ireland
2017-10-11
Microsoft will purchase 100 per cent of the wind energy from GE’s new, 37-megawatt Tullahennel wind farm in County Kerry, Ireland. They hav signed a 15-year wind energy agreement thusContinue Reading
Microsoft Enters Solar Powered Devices Space
2017-08-04
A joint delegation of Microsoft and Veriown Global Holdings met Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh to discuss a proposal to launch a pilot project in the state for theContinue Reading
CleanMax & Amazon Sign PPA For 100MW Of Wind Energy
2025-02-07
CleanMax a major renewable energy provider in Asia entered a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with Amazon to support sustainable progress. Through this agreement CleanMax will create a massive wind energyContinue Reading
Understanding & Mitigating The Environmental Cost Of AI
2025-01-28
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has redefined many mundane aspects of our daily lives, from education to entertainment. Its generative models, such as ChatGPT, Google’s Gemini, and Microsoft’s Copilot, lower the barriersContinue Reading
Energy Thirst Of AI: Data Centers And The Climate Crisis
2024-12-14
Artificial intelligence (AI) has become the talk of the tech world. Giants like Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and Meta are investing heavily in AI, fueling a surge in the demand forContinue Reading
A Critical Look At Corporate Climate Pledges!
2024-09-19
Big-name brands often make headlines with ambitious sustainability pledges. However, their actions frequently fall short of their lofty promises. From tech giants to fashion labels and car manufacturers, businesses worldwideContinue Reading