Apple Clean Energy

Apple on Tuesday asked its suppliers to decarbonize operations related to the production of iPhones and other products, while announcing fresh investments to set up solar and wind projects in Europe. The iPhone maker will now require its supply partners to report on progress on carbon neutrality goals, specifically, Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions re...

Apple’s iOS 16.1 Beta 1 brings handy shortcuts, personalisation options and sets the foundation for upcoming features that were previously announced, but not released with the iOS 16 update on September 12. These include wider support for the battery percentage indicator, support for Matter, Clean Energy Charging, along with other minor changes.

Clean Energy Charging, a feature that will help to optimise charging times for when the grid is using cleaner energy sources, is coming to iPhone handsets this year. The American tech giant says that the aim of this is to reduce the carbon footprint caused by iPhone models across the world.

Apple said it has nearly doubled the number of suppliers using only clean energy for production work, including two that assemble and make the processor chips for the iPhone.

Apple said it has established a fund to invest nearly $300 million over the next four years to connect its Chinese suppliers to renewable energy.

Apple said it had achieved a goal of "100 percent clean energy" for its facilities around the world.

Repealing the plan would jeopardize the country's position in the race for investments in clean energy, particularly its competition with China, Apple said.

Apple is working with its Chinese suppliers to eventually produce 2.2 gigawatts of solar power and other renewable energy.

Greenpeace India urged Apple to use renewable energy to power its data centres worldwide instead of fossil fuels.

The activists were broadcasting recorded messages urging Apple to use clean energy instead of climate change culprit coal.

The activists were broadcasting recorded messages urging Apple to use clean energy instead of climate change culprit coal.

Greenpeace India urged Apple to use renewable energy to power its data centres worldwide instead of fossil fuels.

Apple on Tuesday asked its suppliers to decarbonize operations related to the production of iPhones and other products, while announcing fresh investments to set up solar and wind projects in Europe. The iPhone maker will now require its supply partners to report on progress on carbon neutrality goals, specifically, Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions re...

Apple’s iOS 16.1 Beta 1 brings handy shortcuts, personalisation options and sets the foundation for upcoming features that were previously announced, but not released with the iOS 16 update on September 12. These include wider support for the battery percentage indicator, support for Matter, Clean Energy Charging, along with other minor changes.

Clean Energy Charging, a feature that will help to optimise charging times for when the grid is using cleaner energy sources, is coming to iPhone handsets this year. The American tech giant says that the aim of this is to reduce the carbon footprint caused by iPhone models across the world.

Apple said it has nearly doubled the number of suppliers using only clean energy for production work, including two that assemble and make the processor chips for the iPhone.

Apple said it has established a fund to invest nearly $300 million over the next four years to connect its Chinese suppliers to renewable energy.

Apple said it had achieved a goal of "100 percent clean energy" for its facilities around the world.

Repealing the plan would jeopardize the country's position in the race for investments in clean energy, particularly its competition with China, Apple said.

Apple is working with its Chinese suppliers to eventually produce 2.2 gigawatts of solar power and other renewable energy.

Greenpeace India urged Apple to use renewable energy to power its data centres worldwide instead of fossil fuels.

The activists were broadcasting recorded messages urging Apple to use clean energy instead of climate change culprit coal.

The activists were broadcasting recorded messages urging Apple to use clean energy instead of climate change culprit coal.

Greenpeace India urged Apple to use renewable energy to power its data centres worldwide instead of fossil fuels.