Overview
- New solar and wind projects are in development in Greece, Italy, Latvia, Poland, and Romania, alongside a newly operational solar array in Spain.
- Apple says the buildout will generate more than 1,000 GWh of clean electricity annually by 2030, roughly one third of the ~3,000 GWh per year it estimates is needed in Europe.
- The company reports its participation has helped unlock about $600 million in financing using long-term power purchase agreements and selective equity stakes.
- Project examples include a 110 MW solar PPA in Greece, a 110 MW solar PPA in Latvia, and procurement from Nala Renewables’ 99 MW wind farm in Romania, with priority on higher carbon-intensity grids such as Poland.
- The rollout follows heightened scrutiny of Apple’s environmental claims after a German court found 'carbon neutral' Apple Watch ads misleading, with related US litigation ongoing.