At Google, we're exploring how to maximize access to clean energy through "carbon aware" load shifting.
Our data centers now work harder when the sun shines and wind blows @google https://t.co/cuOsx3dybo
How does Google maintain our status as the largest corporate buyer of renewables? Here's the playbook for how we made 2019 our biggest year ever - and we invite other companies to come along. https://t.co/VBns8EErp3
We're pleased to announce the official groundbreaking for our next data center campus in Europe and continued commitment to 100% renewables @google https://t.co/bJjgQKUwkb
We're not only the world's largest corporate buyer of renewable energy, but today we publish an exciting new way to visualize Google's progress toward 24x7 carbon free energy: https://t.co/cVz7YZo4Ai
We're excited to release a report by Oxford Economics profiling the economic impact of Google data center development in the US. As of 2016, $1.3 billion in economic activity generated, and over 11,000 jobs created. https://t.co/4ZTvo2g9WZ
Thanks @usatoday for highlighting the role corporates can play in driving more renewables. Proud that @Google is leading the way! https://t.co/OTjBqudpEE
Great partnerships around common ideals can make a difference. We're excited to announce our latest renewables purchase in Georgia. https://t.co/NA25EpelGl
New clean energy purchases bring our total wind and solar capacity to over 3 gigawatts—enough renewables to match 100% of the energy it takes to run our products in 2017.