Apple has announced a series of clean energy projects with both European countries and China to expand wind and solar energy production, and says that it covers iPhone and Mac power usage in the region. It doesn’t come close to addressing the company’s total energy use footprint.
A solar farm. Image credit: Apple
Environmental projects at Apple have recently been accused of greenwashing — which Tim Cook called “reprehensible” — and its carbon neutral products have been called into question. But overall, its long-stated goal of becoming entirely carbon neutral by 2030 continues.
The company has now announced new projects in Greece, Italy, Latvia, Poland, and Romania. And, it has an interesting take on the matter.
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