For comparison's sake, to OpenAI's 30 gigawatts stated goal.

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As of late 2025, Google has signed agreements to purchase power from clean energy projects with a combined capacity of more than 22 gigawatts (GW) worldwide. The company's own generation capacity is a mix of its own projects and long-term contracts.
Key details about Google's energy capacity and strategy:
Total Contracted Capacity: Since 2010, Google has signed over 170 agreements to purchase more than 22 GW of clean energy globally.
Recent Purchases: In 2024 alone, Google signed contracts for approximately 8 GW of clean energy generation capacity, its largest single-year commitment.
Partnerships: Google often partners with energy companies to develop new sources. For example, it has a partnership with NextEra Energy with 3.5 GW of electricity generation capacity in operation or contracted.
Data Center Power: Google is increasingly focused on developing new energy generation alongside its data centers. This includes plans for new facilities with capacities of 1 GW or more.
Future Goals: Google aims to run all its operations on 24/7 carbon-free energy by 2030 and has set a goal of net-zero emissions across its entire value chain by that same year.
Google does not operate as a traditional utility company generating and selling power directly to the public; rather, it secures vast amounts of renewable energy through power purchase agreements (PPAs) and investments to match the electricity consumption of its global operations, primarily its data centers.