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Google is mentioned as a company that has declared ambitions and pilot initiatives using hydrogen fuel cells in recent years, signaling a trend away from legacy diesel.

Tech giant facing pressure to reduce emissions while expanding AI infrastructure; aims to achieve net-zero emissions by 2030.

Mentioned as a tech giant consuming massive amounts of electricity due to its services.

Mentioned as one of the two biggest data center companies that have made strides in transitioning to renewable energy.

Google is also exploring the use of hydrogen fuel cells to power its data centers as part of its goal to achieve 24/7 carbon-free energy by 2030.

Mentioned in relation to unveiling the first US enhanced geothermal plant with Fervo Energy.

Google is a technology company whose efforts to lower its carbon footprint have been impacted by the increasing energy demand of artificial intelligence. The company has a goal of achieving a lifetime net zero carbon footprint by 2030.

Major industry leader mentioned as shifting towards zero-carbon hydrogen energy for data center operations.

Google is a financial backer and offtaker of Fervo Energy's Project Red geothermal plant in Nevada, which supplies power to some of Google's data servers.

Technology and energy giant partnering with Fervo Energy to develop Project Red, an enhanced geothermal plant in Nevada to power its data centers with zero-carbon electricity.

Mentioned as a platform that route planning apps can integrate with for real-time rerouting and updates, contributing to efficiency.

Technology company providing $1 million grant via Google.org to support CEBA's internationalization and the establishment of the CEDI Secretariat.

Google has announced its intention to achieve a lifetime net zero carbon footprint by 2030, extending beyond its previous CO2 neutrality status achieved in 2007. The company plans to match all its electricity consumption worldwide with renewable energy.

US tech company mentioned as another driver of Taiwan's renewable energy market growth alongside Apple.

Provided mobility data used in the study to calculate changes in greenhouse gas emissions during COVID-19 lockdowns.

Google has launched a carbon intelligent computing platform for its data centers to maximize the use of renewable energy. The company aims for 24x7 carbon-free energy across all its data centers.

Alphabet's division for experimental projects including driverless vehicles. Makani was absorbed into X lab in 2013 after Google's acquisition.

Mentioned as a comparable major American company that has made concerted efforts to green its business, including the largest corporate purchase of renewable power in history (1,600 MW).

Multinational tech company making the largest corporate purchase of renewable energy in history, comprising 1,600 MW across 18 new energy deals to support its sustainability goals.

Google announced its commitment to carbon neutral shipping by 2020 and to include recycled plastic in all its products by 2022. The company is actively working to improve its sustainability and environmental commitments.

Google is mentioned as an example of a company that has received substantial applause for its use of solar power and wind energy.

Tech and Internet giant entering Asia's renewable energy market by installing its first floating solar energy project in Taiwan under the 2017 Taiwan Electricity Act.

The Google X lab, part of Alphabet, is known for its ambitious and unconventional projects, and it houses Makani, the company developing the M600 wind energy kite.

Google has launched the Environmental Insights Explorer, a new digital tool designed to help cities calculate their carbon emissions.

Google has shown particular interest in wind energy, investing heavily in new wind farms and purchasing the majority of the electricity they generate.