Microsoft to double internal CO2 tax as it plots 'tech first' sustainability path
Microsoft's undersea datacentre in Orkney, Scotland, which uses 100 per cent renewable power | Credit: Microsoft
Software giant will also join corporate push for US carbon tax
Microsoft has today unveiled a raft of new green commitments, including plans to double its internal company carbon price, as it set out its "tech-first" approach to tackling climate change and delivering...
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