Google secures a $3B U.S. hydropower deal to power data centers with carbon-free electricity, setting a bold benchmark for clean energy in Big Tech The Silicon Review.

Technology companies like Alphabet's Google have distinct energy needs. Their data centers require a steady stream of power 24/7.

Google has agreed to secure as much as 3 gigawatts of U.S. hydropower in the world's largest corporate clean power pact for hydroelectricity, the company said on Tuesday, as Big Tech pursues the ...

Google agreed to spend more than $3 billion to buy power for its data centers from Brookfield Asset Management hydroelectric plants, with plans to potentially quadruple the amount of supply. Most Read ...

The deal includes over $3 billion of power from Brookfield’s Holtwood and Safe Harbor hydroelectric facilities.

After investing in nuclear power and nuclear fusion, Google is now also putting money into hydropower. But that won't create new sources of electricity.

At this month's pivotal summit in Pittsburgh, energy took center stage. Google, Blackstone, and Constellation revealed ...

Google and Brookfield Asset Management have announced a 20-year framework agreement for up to 3GW of hydropower to provide electricity to its datacentres.

Google will also spend more than $3 billion to modernize two hydropower plants in Pennsylvania to help meet growing demand from data centers in the region.

Google wants to invest $25B to advance its data center industry and another $3B to modernize two hydropower plants.

President Donald Trump on Tuesday announced an investment of more than $90 billion from private companies across tech, energy and finance to turn Pennsylvania into a hub for artificial intelligence — ...