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Facebook is partnering with Carnegie Mellon University to use AI for discovering new electrocatalysts to improve renewable energy storage. They are releasing a data set called 'Open Catalyst 2020' to aid researchers.

Mentioned as a major American company that has purchased about 200 MW of power from Aviator Wind East, part of the same Aviator Wind project as McDonald's.

The social networking giant announced its new renewable energy goal as part of its commitment to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions. It plans to power its global operations with 100% renewable energy by the end of 2020 and is on track to be one of the largest corporate buyers of renewable energy.

Social media company investing in renewable energy to power its data centers. Facebook is purchasing 200 MW of the 320 MW wind farm capacity in Nebraska.

Mentioned as another large company investing heavily in clean power through long-term power purchase agreements.

Mentioned as a comparison point for the size of the solar energy industry's workforce.

Technology company mentioned as investing in renewable energy projects.

Mentioned as an example of a company involved with solar robot aircraft, a technology related to high power energy harvesting.

Mentioned as a comparison point for the number of people employed by the U.S. solar sector.

Ranked third in a survey for perceived 'dirtiness' in clean energy tactics, despite having a greener track record than some competitors.

Facebook is implementing a renewable energy initiative to power its data centers, aiming to reduce emissions and costs.

Technology company investigating fuel cell technology for powering data centers.

Facebook was ranked among the top technology companies in Greenpeace's 'Cool IT Leaderboard' report, following Google and Cisco.

Facebook is the platform for Opower's new application, and the company is promoting the initiative aggressively.