For my blog I found an article from greenbiz.com. The article discusses about Googles latest innovation about global clean energy. As the company grows it uses more energy. They are developing a carbon-free energy using solar power and building solar farms. They are expanding in Asia and Taiwan is manufacturing them. Right now, the solar farm is in Hollywood, Alabama, and in Yum Yum, Tennessee. The solar panels are bringing in 413 MW of power, from 1.6 million panels. This story is relevant to Savitz’s book because I feel everyone must agree on changes. People like government officials, local stakeholders and companies work together for a brighter future. Many stakeholders was interested. Google can go through expansion. I think when more solar farms populate  it provides a cost-effective way to procure clean power.

References:

Clancy, H. (2019, January 30). Google’s latest innovation: Direct global clean energy procurement. Retrieved from https://www.greenbiz.com/article/googles-latest-innovation-direct-global-clean-energy-procurement

Savitz, A. W., & Weber, K. (2006). The triple bottom line. San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass