Biggest Buyer of Renewable Energy

 Amazon is the Biggest Corporate Buyer of Renewable energy

As more and more tech companies push and lead the way to renewable energy at the end of 2020 Amazon surpassed google for the First time, Which key aim is to use Fossil-fuel-free electricity. When a factory of an office needs more electricity than they can produce they can Purchase a Power Purchase Agreement to buy a certain number of Megawatts from an Outside Provider. 









Tech Companies are just the kind of energy-fueled places that thrive off of this extra electricity. Amazon has made a vow to go completely Renewable by 2030 and made a huge deal with a Germany Company last year. Currently the largest PPA agreement on record for Europe. Tech companies are whats making this idea of being completely renewable ran businesses possible with their large funding into the idea.While this is great Amazon Carbon Emissions, are still rising and they need to find a way to reduce these as well as Improving their Climate Credibility




- Hunter Clifton

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  1. Teagan LovinMarch 10, 2021 at 7:03 AM

    I think if Amazon does that it will make. A bug difference in our environment because they are such a bug company

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