During today's Goldman Sachs conference, Apple CEO Tim Cook an**unced that Apple is planning its "boldest, biggest, most ambitious project," yet in the form of a 1,300 acre Solar Farm in Monterey County, California.
The Solar farm, which puts out e**ugh power for almost 60,000 California farms, will provide e**ugh renewable energy for Apple's new campus, every other ****** it has in California, all 52 stores in the state, and its data center in Newark, California. The Solar Farm is an $850 million project, which Cook says Apple is doing "because it's right to do."
We k**w at Apple that climate change is real and our view is that the time for talk has passed and the time for action is **w. We've shown that with what we do.
Though the Solar Farm good for the environment, Tim Cook also highlighted the fiscal impact of such a decision, explaining that there's a significant price difference between the fixed price of renewable energy and the price of brown energy. "We're thrilled to continue on the course of leaving the world better than we found it," said Cook.
02-11-2015, 02:13 AM
Apple to Open Massive $850M Solar Farm in Monterey, California [Mac Blog]
Image of Apple's **rth Carolina Solar Farm courtesy of Gigaom
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