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News Meta Secures 650 MW Solar Power with AES Deal

Meta Secures 650 MW Solar Power with AES Deal

Responsible Us Bureau   May 26, 2025

Meta partners with AES to secure 650 MW solar power for data centers, boosting clean energy in Texas and Kansas.

News Iberdrola Signs PPA to Supply 1,000 GWh to Pam Panorama

Iberdrola Signs PPA to Supply 1,000 GWh to Pam Panorama

Responsible Us Bureau   Mar 5, 2025

Iberdrola signs PPA to supply 1,000 GWh of renewable power to Pam Panorama, cutting CO2 emissions by 38,300 tonnes.

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