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Our future is 24/7

It’s time to accelerate decarbonisation, advance carbon-free electricity, deploy more renewables, support communities with local investment, and help businesses to drive climate action.

Together, the 24/7 Carbon-Free Coalition is a cutting-edge campaign transforming the energy system for a more sustainable future.

Case Studies

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Case Studies

AirTrunk: Catalysing 24/7 CFE through accelerating technologies, partnering with industry and tailoring solutions across APAC.

As digital transformation accelerates across Asia Pacific & Japan (APJ), hyperscale data centre operator AirTrunk represents a strong voice – providing a regional perspective in this global partnership.

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AstraZeneca: We want to enable a collective shift in corporate mindsets by demonstrating that 24/7 CFE is not only possible but brings many benefits.

As long ago as 2015, AstraZeneca joined Climate Group’s RE100 campaign, a collective corporate pledge to transition to renewable e...

Google: Innovative partnerships are key to making 24/7 CFE a reality

Google was the first major global company to publicly commit to 24/7 carbon-free electricity (CFE). Back in 2016, the tech giant published a paper stating that the ultimate way to tackle the emissions arising from its electricity consumption was to power its operations by carbon-free, local energy on an hour-by-hour basis. Four years later, Google announced its ambitious goal of running all its data centres and office campuses worldwide on 24/7 CFE by 2030.

Vodafone UK: It's a commercial win as well as a sustainability win. It's about taking control of your buisness' energy supply.

Vodafone has already come far with its commitments when they joined RE100 in 2018, sourcing 100% renewable electricity in Europe and on track to do so globally by 2025. Joining Climate Group’s 24/7 Carbon-Free Coalition is a logical next step.

Iron Mountain Data Centers: It's the only way to achieve net zero and green the world's energy grids

Iron Mountain Data Centers made an early commitment to carbon-free electricity and have been matching their annual consumption at the data centers with renewables since 2017. In 2018, it joined Climate Group’s RE100 campaign, a collective corporate commitment to renewable electricity. Now, the next step is matching its data centers’ electricity usage with local and temporal low-carbon energy sources

Shree Cement: It is important that corporates begin their transition to 24/7 carbon-free electricity as soon as possible.

Earlier this year Shree Cement joined Climate Group’s RE100 campaign, making a commitment to sourcing 100% renewable electricity for all its operations by 2050. The organisation had already made significant strides in expanding its green electricity capacity prior to joining; growing from 234 MW in 2019-20 to approximately 518 MW today, with over 275 MW contributed by solar and wind energy. Last financial year (23-24), green electricity accounted for 55.9% of its total electricity consumption – this is the highest level in the Indian cement industry.

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