Virtual Power Purchase Agreement (VPPA)

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A financial contract allowing Vail Resorts to purchase renewable energy from Lincoln Clean Energy without direct physical connection to the wind facility. The company offsets its energy usage through this agreement to achieve 100% renewable electricity for its North American operations.

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company Italy 2 mentions

Renewable energy development and trading

company Germany 1 mention

Lincoln Clean Energy

Renewable energy development

company United States 1 mention

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A wind and battery storage facility in north central Texas combining a 350-megawatt wind farm with approximately 120 megawatts of battery storage, making it one of the largest battery storage facilities in the world.

under construction 1 mention

Kellogg-Enel Green Power VPPA

A long-term virtual power purchase agreement between Kellogg Company and Enel Green Power to supply approximately 360 gigawatt-hours of renewable wind energy per year to Kellogg's North American manufacturing facilities.

announced 1 mention

Second Solar Farm (unnamed)

A second solar farm in Spain developed by BayWa r.e. as part of the same Virtual Power Purchase Agreement with AB InBev. Combined with the Budweiser solar farm, the two facilities will produce nearly 200 megawatts.

planned 1 mention

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La Muela Wind Farm

Budweiser Solar Farm

Kellogg North American Manufacturing Facilities

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Recycled and compostable dining items

Sustainable food service products including recycled and compostable alternatives to conventional single-use plastics such as straws, cutlery, cups, plates, bowls, and beverage lids.

A popular American beer brand that is now brewed using 100% renewable electricity from wind power.

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United States 1 mention

United States 1 mention

Germany 1 mention

In the news (3)

Kellogg signs renewable wind energy agreement with Enel Green Power

5 years 3 months ago

A new Budweiser solar farm to be developed in Spain

6 years 5 months ago

Vail Resorts lands wind energy contract as part of its green efforts

7 years 6 months ago

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