

Microsoft has entered into a groundbreaking $10 billion agreement with Brookfield Asset Management to boost renewable energy capacities, aiming to develop over 10.5 GW of new energy sources. This deal, which is eight times larger than any previous corporate power-purchase agreement, will support Microsoft's goal to achieve 100% zero-carbon energy by 2030.
The partnership focuses initially on the U.S. and Europe but may expand to other regions, enhancing Microsoft's cloud services with clean energy. For Brookfield Renewable, this agreement not only boosts its growth prospects but also enhances its dividend growth potential, offering significant benefits to its shareholders.