Energix Partners with Google for Long-Term Solar Power Deal
POWER & RENEWABLE ENERGY

Energix Partners with Google for Long-Term Solar Power Deal

Energix Renewables has secured a landmark agreement with Google to supply solar power under a long-term contract. This deal signifies a substantial step forward in the global push towards sustainable energy solutions.

The partnership will see Energix deliver solar-generated electricity to Google, supporting the tech giant's commitment to operating on 100% renewable energy. This arrangement aligns with both companies' sustainability goals and will contribute significantly to reducing their carbon footprints.

Under the terms of the agreement, Energix will develop and operate solar power facilities to meet Google's energy needs. The deal not only provides Google with a reliable source of clean energy but also supports Energix's expansion into new markets.

The collaboration is part of Google's broader strategy to transition to renewable energy and achieve its ambitious sustainability targets. For Energix, the agreement offers a valuable opportunity to enhance its role in the renewable energy sector and demonstrate its capabilities in large-scale solar projects.

Overall, this deal represents a forward-looking step in both companies' efforts to comb

Energix Renewables has secured a landmark agreement with Google to supply solar power under a long-term contract. This deal signifies a substantial step forward in the global push towards sustainable energy solutions. The partnership will see Energix deliver solar-generated electricity to Google, supporting the tech giant's commitment to operating on 100% renewable energy. This arrangement aligns with both companies' sustainability goals and will contribute significantly to reducing their carbon footprints. Under the terms of the agreement, Energix will develop and operate solar power facilities to meet Google's energy needs. The deal not only provides Google with a reliable source of clean energy but also supports Energix's expansion into new markets. The collaboration is part of Google's broader strategy to transition to renewable energy and achieve its ambitious sustainability targets. For Energix, the agreement offers a valuable opportunity to enhance its role in the renewable energy sector and demonstrate its capabilities in large-scale solar projects. Overall, this deal represents a forward-looking step in both companies' efforts to comb

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