Renewable Energy Articles

Amazon signed renewable energy power purchase agreements for an additional 476 megawatts.

Île-de-France Mobilités (IDFM), a public sector organization, issued a EUR 1bn European Green Bond.

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Retailer IKEA announced that its use of renewable energy in IKEA retail and other operations grew to 71% in FY24 from 67% in FY23, with its share of renewable electricity increasing from 77% to 81%.

J.B. Hunt Transport Services Inc., a supply chain solutions provider, announced the launch of its solar facility in Gentry, Arkansas that will generate enough electricity to offset up to 80% of the power used by its three main corporate campus buildings in Lowell.

In 2024, Google pursued a range of actions to procure more energy and drive new technological and market innovations to meet growing electricity demand affordably, sustainably and reliably.

Over 30 McDonald's and Wendy's locations in northern Illinois will use clean energy from community solar farms.

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Meta has enabled the construction of four new solar energy projects in Texas to support its data center operations.