Microsoft buys another 100 MW of solar in Japan to power its expanding data centers.
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Microsoft Expands Solar Push In Japan Microsoft Buys Another 100 MW Of Solar, This Time In Japan Microsoft buys another 100 MW of solar, this time in Japan, marking a major step in its global push toward clean energy. The deal underscores Microsoft’s continued investment in renewable power to support its rapidly growing cloud and AI infrastructure. Image Credits:King Lawrence / Getty Images The tech giant has partnered with Shizen Energy , a leading Japanese renewable energy developer, to secure solar capacity across four different projects. One of these solar plants is already operational, while the remaining three are under construction. The agreement covers a 20-year supply period , ensuring a stable source of clean power for Microsoft’s operations in Japan. Powering Japan’s Data Centers With Clean Energy Microsoft already operates two data centers in Japan and plans to expand its computing capacity significantly. The company recently announced a $2.9 billion investment to enhance its infrastructure in the country over the ne…
