- Meta secures agreements to supply its U.S. data centres with nearly 800 MW of renewable energy.
- The company aims to power all its global operations with 100% renewable energy by 2025.
What happened:Meta secures renewable energy for U.S. data centres
Meta has announced new agreements to procure nearly 800 MW of renewable energy for its U.S. data centres. This move is part of the company’s ongoing commitment to sustainability and its goal to reduce its carbon footprint. The renewable energy secured will primarily be sourced from wind and solar power, contributing to Meta’s larger aim of achieving 100% renewable energy for all of its global operations by 2025. The energy will be used to power the data centres that support Meta’s platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp.
These new agreements will significantly expand the company’s access to clean energy, particularly as the demand for data processing continues to grow. By implementing renewable energy solutions at such a large scale, Meta is taking another step toward its ambitious climate goals. The deal not only provides Meta with the energy required to support its operations but also serves as an example for other tech companies in their pursuit of sustainability.
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