Salesforce blesses San Francisco's clean energy program
The software giant says it's a cost-effective way to source clean electricity quickly
Software giant Salesforce, the largest employer in San Francisco, is switching two of its high-rise office buildings in the City by the Bay to 100 per cent renewable wind and solar energy via a local community...
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