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2026-02-20
Washington Post 6 related

Tech companies are increasingly building private power plants to fuel off-grid data centers, a move some warn has reliability challenges and hurts climate goals

Tech companies are building data centers with their own private power plants, a risky bet that will increase carbon emissions and other pollution.

2025-12-18
The Verge 3 related

Study: AI's 2025 power demand could hit 23GW, above 2024 Bitcoin mining levels, and AI carbon emissions could hit 32.6M to 79.7M tons, compared to NYC's 50M

A new study estimates the environmental impact of AI in 2025 and calls for more transparency from companies on their pollution and water consumption.

2025-11-14
Bloomberg 3 related

How Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, and Google are struggling to balance AI's growing energy demands with their promises of net-zero carbon emissions by 2040 or sooner

Energy-hungry data centers test industry's commitment to go carbon-zero by 2040  —  Weeks after ChatGPT was unleashed …

2025-08-22
MIT Technology Review 29 related

Google says the median Gemini app text prompt consumes 0.24Wh of energy, about the same as running a microwave for a second, and emits 0.03g of CO2 equivalent

an official report confirms that Gemini consumes per query:  — 0.24 Wh of energy (~9 seconds of TV)  — 0.03 g of CO2 equivalent  — 0.26 ml of water (about 5 drops)  —  blog: cloud.google.com/blog/prod...

2025-08-17
BBC 2 related

Barbour ABI: the UK's data center count, currently 477, is set to jump by ~100 over the next five years, with more than half in London and neighboring counties

if it can find the power TelecomTV : What's up with... Intel, Colt, UK datacentres Bluesky: Tom Scott / @tom—scott.bsky.social : Perhaps someone should ask AI whether it's a good idea to build huge nu...

2025-07-02
The Guardian 4 related

A report finds Google undercounted its carbon emissions, which rose 65% from 2019 to 2024, not 51% as claimed; the largest YoY jump was 26%, from 2023 to 2024

Research says Google's carbon emissions went up by 65% between 2019-2024, not 51% as the tech giant had claimed

2025-04-18
Bloomberg 3 related

A look at ways AI is being used to cut carbon emissions: calculating fuel-efficient driving patterns, monitoring grid infrastructure, and more

Coco Liu / Bloomberg :

2024-10-07
The Verge 4 related

Amazon, Microsoft, and Google are increasingly eyeing nuclear reactors, which provide steady “baseload” power, as their carbon emissions climb due to AI tools

https://www.theverge.com/...

2024-07-03
Financial Times 58 related

Google says its greenhouse gas emissions have surged 48% in the past five years due to the expansion of the data centers that underpin its AI efforts

About this report Google's 2024 Environmental Report provides … Dan Milmo / The Guardian : Google's emissions climb nearly 50% in five years due to AI energy demand The Keyword : Our 2024 Environmenta...

2024-06-12
The Guardian

A profile of French secondhand tech marketplace Back Market, which has raised €930M+, generated €320M in 2023 sales, up 45% YoY, and had 4.5M new users in 2023

Sarah Butler / The Guardian : X: @gisellekleeb X: Giselle Leeb / @gisellekleeb : “Mending a smartphone just once can save more than 77kg of carbon emissions” https://www.theguardian.com/ ...

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