1. U.S. Tech Giants Become Alternative Energy's Fairy Godfathers

      Explore news.thomasnet.com (Nov 8 2011)

      U.S. Tech Giants Become Alternative Energy's Fairy Godfathers ...8 million in the project, which has already received buy-in from two California utilities: PG&E and Southern California Edison, both of which will purchase energy from the Ivanpah array. Contrasting with the nearly-complete Iv......t Google’s only clean energy investments. The company, which last year was granted a license by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to buy and sell power in the manner of a utility, also has ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Apple   Greenpeace   Google

    2. Google Alta Wind Infusion Pushes Clean Energy Funding to $400M

      Explore eweek.com (May 25 2011)

      Google Alta Wind Infusion Pushes Clean Energy Funding to $400M ...vesting in this project. Five Alta projects are already operational, delivering 720 MW of energy to Southern California Edison. This power company will receive all 1,550 MW when completed, under a purchase agreement inked with......g the electricity from this project. Google, which secured the right to buy and sell power from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission last year, has been buying power to run several data centers. (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Google   Federal Energy Regulatory Commission   Southern California Edison

    3. Google Invests Massive $168M in BrightSource Solar Project

      Explore The New York Times (Apr 11 2011)

      Google Invests Massive $168M in BrightSource Solar Project ...hirds of the power from the project will go to Pacific Gas and Electric, while the rest will go to Southern California Edison. BrightSource likely needs to raise over a billion dollars to get Ivanpah built. NRG Energy has com......there’s another reason: data center energy. Google has a subsidiary called Google Energy, which the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) approved last year to buy and sell energy on ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Google   Yahoo   Department of Energy

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