Google snaps up 236MW of wind capacity to power EU data centres

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Data giant agrees purchase of clean energy from new wind farms in Norway and Sweden

Google, the world's largest corporate buyer of clean energy, has struck a new deal to buy 236MW of new wind capacity to power its European data centres. The new capacity will come from two wind farms...

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