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Google Case Study: Accelerating Renewable Energy Purchasing through Auctions

November 13, 2019

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Google’s Case Study provides an example of how a large energy user can procure the lowest price of renewable energy through a reverse auction. As always Google is incredibly thoughtful and intelligent (while at the same time boastful and out of rouch) in how they look at renewable energy procurement. While the paper is theoretically interesting and accurate, it only applies to massive energy users like Google. As we wrote in MEI Musings , there is still an area of the market that is drastically under-served.

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Google’s Case Study provides an example of how a large energy user can procure the lowest price of renewable energy through a reverse auction. As always Google is incredibly thoughtful and intelligent (while at the same time boastful and out of rouch) in how they look at renewable energy procurement. While the paper is theoretically interesting and accurate, it only applies to massive energy users like Google. As we wrote in MEI Musings , there is still an area of the market that is drastically under-served.

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Google Case Study: Accelerating Renewable Energy Purchasing through Auctions

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Google’s Case Study provides an example of how a large energy user can procure the lowest price of renewable energy through a reverse auction. As always Google is incredibly thoughtful and intelligent (while at the same time boastful and out of rouch) in how they look at renewable energy procurement. While the paper is theoretically interesting and accurate, it only applies to massive energy users like Google. As we wrote in MEI Musings , there is still an area of the market that is drastically under-served.

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Google Case Study: Accelerating Renewable Energy Purchasing through Auctions

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Google’s Case Study provides an example of how a large energy user can procure the lowest price of renewable energy through a reverse auction. As always Google is incredibly thoughtful and intelligent (while at the same time boastful and out of rouch) in how they look at renewable energy procurement. While the paper is theoretically interesting and accurate, it only applies to massive energy users like Google. As we wrote in MEI Musings , there is still an area of the market that is drastically under-served.

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Google Case Study: Accelerating Renewable Energy Purchasing through Auctions

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Google’s Case Study provides an example of how a large energy user can procure the lowest price of renewable energy through a reverse auction. As always Google is incredibly thoughtful and intelligent (while at the same time boastful and out of rouch) in how they look at renewable energy procurement. While the paper is theoretically interesting and accurate, it only applies to massive energy users like Google. As we wrote in MEI Musings , there is still an area of the market that is drastically under-served.

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Moorestown
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