Google launches second startup accelerator for AI and energy firms
Backed by more than 20 partner companies
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Google Cloud partners with Avathon on industrial AI platform for energy sector
Will utilize Vertex AI and Gemini Enterprise
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Google Cloud to provide AI and cloud services to Brazilian energy firm Eneva
Accenture led the migration of Eneva's infrastructure to Google Cloud
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NRG, Renew, and Google partner on 1GW VPP in Texas
The partners aim to distribute hundreds of thousands of VPP-enabled smart thermostats by 2035 and create a nearly 1GW AI powered VPP
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Platform.sh to give cloud users a discount for using greener data center
Upsun users selecting a greener data center can reduce bill by 3 percent
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Google signs wind PPA in Poland
Company to offtake from upcoming 50MW wind farm
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Google signs 149MW solar PPA in Spain
Solar plant in Zamora due online next October
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Google signs 942MW solar PPA with SB Energy
Search giant procuring energy from four solar plants in Texas to power Midlothian data centers and Dallas cloud region
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Uptime Institute tool shows emissions savings of migrating workloads
Why not shift your AWS instances from Frankfurt to Stockholm?
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Engie to use Google Cloud AI to predict wind power
Initial technology was first developed by DeepMind
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Google launches Carbon Sense suite for carbon reporting
The suite helps track emissions, Active Assist feature helps you cut them
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Google shifts "moveable" compute tasks between data centers to use regional renewable energy
And hopes to be carbon free 24/7 by 2030
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Google releases tool showing renewable energy mix for Cloud regions
New data shows GCP energy mix, allowing customers to make better hosting decisions
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Despite climate pledge, Google partners with world's largest oil company for Saudi cloud region
I guess this doesn't count as Scope 3 emissions?
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Google plans to move to 24/7 carbon-free energy for data centers and offices by 2030
Now for the rest of us to catch up
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Greenpeace details how the major cloud companies are partnering with big oil
Sure, the data centers might be run on green energy, but they're being used to run dirty workloads
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Over 1,000 Google employees sign letter against cloud contracts with oil companies
Employees also speak out against lobbyist funding and surveillance tech