Apple announces $300m China Clean Energy Fund to help power greener supply chain

Michael Holder
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Fund to invest in and developing renewables projects totaling more than 1GW of capacity

Apple today announced a new $300m clean energy investment fund to help boost the use of renewables across its Chinese supply chain, initially targeting the development of more than 1GW of clean energy...

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