Let’s Know About : Google Electricity
Google is everywhere , on your laptop , on your phone, and soon even on your outlet ( seriously it’s not a joke )
The Internet giant Google has asked the U.S. authorities for a permission to become a electricity merchant. This activity would reduce its costs, its carbon emanations but also perhaps to develop synergies.
According to a document filed with the U.S. Commission of Energy Regulation (FERC), the group, through its subsidiary Energy Google has applied to take a merchant status and “related rates” and an authorization to buy and sell on the energy markets.
Google says that if it had made its application to FERC is to have more flexibility in its supply of energy for its own activities, including its data centers.
A merchant Status will indeed increase, its ability to amortize its energy costs and to incorporate renewable energy in its energy portfolio.
Google’s efforts to locate its facilities near a major sources of energy such as hydroelectric dams, show the importance of their energy needs.
Google also was committed to reducing its CO2 emissions to achieve carbon neutrality and has reached it .
The group also announced that it will invest in green energy. It has launched also an electronic gauge, PowerMeter, a free software intended for individuals and companies to control their energy consumption.
Google has already been the year of the solar energy installations are most important for a company in the United States within the walls of its headquarters in Mountain View, California.
Google Affirms 9212 as well as solar panels producing 1.6 megawatts of electricity, the facility is able to supply 1000 homes in California, reduce our CO2 emissions and makes sense financially, because the investment is amortized in seven years and a half.
Google already has the most important solar energy installations for a company in the United States within the walls of its headquarters in Mountain View, California.
Google Affirms also that with 9212 solar panels producing 1.6 megawatts of electricity, the facility is able to supply 1000 homes in California, reduce our CO2 emissions and makes sense financially, because the investment will be amortized in seven and half years.
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