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Under a corporate power purchase agreement, Amazon will use the renewable energy of the Ørsted Ballkeel wind farm for its own operations.

The company has been the largest corporate buyer of renewable energy in the past few years and it is using power purchase agreement for the development of new wind and solar farms globally.

Amazons carbon emissions ticked lower for the first time since the company began reporting the figure, thanks to increased purchases of renewable electricity and a big slowdown in the retailers sales growth.

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Emissions are still up roughly 40% from 2019, the year Amazon first began disclosing its carbon footprint.

Emissions are still up roughly 40% from 2019, the year Amazon first began disclosing its carbon footprint.

Emissions are still up roughly 40% from 2019, the year Amazon first began disclosing its carbon footprint.

Emissions are still up roughly 40% from 2019, the year Amazon first began disclosing its carbon footprint.