AES Corporation and Meta Ink Deal for 650 MW Solar Projects in Texas and Kansas to Power Data Centers

Reuters
21 May
AES Corporation and Meta Ink Deal for 650 MW Solar Projects in Texas and Kansas to Power Data Centers

The AES Corporation has announced two long-term Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) to deliver 650 MW of solar energy capacity to support Meta's data centers in Texas and Kansas. These projects, part of the Southwest Power Pool (SPP) market, aim to enhance Meta's sustainability efforts by providing 100% clean and renewable energy. In addition to aiding Meta's environmental goals, the solar projects are set to generate significant economic benefits, including hundreds of construction jobs and millions in long-term tax revenue for local schools and counties. This partnership reinforces AES's position as a leading provider of renewable energy solutions for corporate clients, as highlighted by its recognition in Bloomberg New Energy Finance's 2024 Corporate Energy Market Outlook.

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