Amazon procures record 8.3GW of clean energy in 2022

Cecilia Keating
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An Amazon warehouse in Wales with rooftop solar | Credit: iStock
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An Amazon warehouse in Wales with rooftop solar | Credit: iStock

Company claims to set new record for the amount of clean power purchased by a single company in a year

Amazon claims to have broken a clean energy procurement record, after purchasing 8.3GW of wind and solar power in 2022. The tech giant today announced it had secured more renewable energy in 2022 than...

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