
CleanMax, a renewable energy supplier, counts Alphabet, Amazon and Apple among its clients. The company now says demand from data centres and artificial intelligence accounts for 42% of its contracted capacity, NDTV…
CleanMax, a renewable energy supplier, counts Alphabet, Amazon and Apple among its clients. The company now says demand from data centres and artificial intelligence accounts for 42% of its contracted capacity, NDTV Profit reports.
The shift reflects how Big Tech's hunger for clean electricity to run AI workloads is reshaping India's renewable energy market. CleanMax is positioning itself to tap that demand alongside its existing corporate power purchase agreements.
Talk of AI driving clean energy is tempting but investors should watch how much of that 42% contracted capacity translates into actual revenue and margins. CleanMax's link to global tech giants is a strong credential, but AI's energy needs are fickle, one efficiency breakthrough or regulatory shift could cool the demand. The real test will be CleanMax's next quarterly order book: are the AI-linked contracts firm or just memoranda of understanding?
Source: ndtvprofit.com
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