Deriva Energy, a Brookfield portfolio company, has joined Brookfield and Microsoft in a global renewable energy agreement. The deal aims to supply Microsoft with over 10.5 gigawatts of renewable energy worldwide. Deriva will play a significant role in delivering renewable energy to Microsoft in the US. The agreement underscores Brookfield’s commitment to advancing Microsoft’s renewable energy initiatives and supports Microsoft’s growing cloud services demand.
Deriva Energy to deliver Microsoft’s energy needs
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