Greenpeace says Apple relies too heavily on 'dirty energy'
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Greenpeace says Apple relies too heavily on 'dirty energy'


The Greenpeace environmental group criticizes Apple and other tech companies for relying too heavily on "dirty energy" in a report dubbed "How Clean is Your Cloud?" (http://macte.ch/dFsIE)targeting major Internet companies including Apple, Amazon, and Microsoft over their heavy use of coal-derived power for their massive data centers.

Among the findings of the report:

° "Three of the largest IT companies building their business around the cloud – Amazon, Apple and Microsoft -- are all rapidly expanding without adequate regard to source of electricity, and rely heavily on dirty energy to power their clouds.

° "Yahoo and Google both continue to lead the sector in prioritizing access to renewable energy in their cloud expansion, and both have become more active in supporting policies to drive greater renewable energy investment."

° "Facebook, one of the largest online destinations with over 800 million users around the world, has now committed to power its platform with renewable energy. Facebook took the first major step in that direction with the construction of its latest data center in Sweden, which can be fully powered by renewable energy."

 
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