U.S. companies are fueling Europe’s green-energy transition: Google last year bought enough wind and solar energy for its EU data centers to power a half-million European homes for a year
BRUSSELS—U.S. companies are underwriting the European Union’s ambitious climate goals, fueling the bloc’s green-energy transition with power deals that cut emissions and costs.
Alphabet Inc.’s Google bought enough wind and solar energy for its EU data centers last year to power roughly a half-million European homes annually. Investments...
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