The investor group, with support from Microsoft and other companies, hopes to build out 5 gigawatts of renewable power capacity in the next five years.

US-based investor Acadia Infrastructure Capital, alongside companies such as Microsoft, is spearheading a $9bn initiative to develop renewable energy projects across the US, as reported by Reuters. The Climate and Communities Investment Coalition (CCIC),

DTE Energy DTE has long-term capital expenditure plans to improve its infrastructure and renewable generation portfolio. The company is shutting down coal-fired units and replacing them with clean sources to produce electricity.

In the 21st century, the world is going green in phases, and therefore using renewable sources of energy isn’t going to harm the environment, but it’s going to benefit your pocket. On average, the IEA has anticipated an increase of renewable energy sources’ capacity by 75% from 2022 to

U.S. investor Acadia Infrastructure Capital and companies including Microsoft are looking to help develop a $9 billion pipeline of renewable energy projects across the country, the project lead told Reuters.