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“As part of our goal to support 100% of our renewable energy business, we want to help accelerate the energy transition and improve access to wind and solar energy worldwide,” said Urvi Parekh, head of Renewable Energy on Facebook. “This project will be an important part of the success of our goals in the region, including supporting our operation of data centers from renewable energy sources, and we are pleased to work with Sunseap to include this new solar energy in the Singapore grid.” Ares Management Corporation and Apex Clean Energy`s Infrastructure and Energy Strategy announced today that Aviator Wind East, a portion of approximately 200 MW of the 525 MW Aviator Wind project in Coke County, Texas, has entered into a Renewable Energy (AAA) sales agreement with Facebook. Aviator Wind will be ERCOT`s largest single-phase wind project and the largest single-stage, single-stage wind project on site in the United States. In Ireland, Facebook has partnered with Brookfield Renewable Partners LP, a company with which it already signed a 10-year contract in 2016. After buying the wind farm business of local energy provider Bord Gáis, its turbines in Lisheen, Co Tipperary, the Candian Brookfield fund powered Facebook`s data centers in Clonee. “We hope it will not only support our operations in Ireland and our goal of 100% renewable energy for all our global operations, but will also encourage all stakeholders to cooperate to bring additional renewable energy online through corporate power purchase agreements. » Safe Harbor Statement This press release contains forward-looking statements based on current expectations, forecasts and assumptions, which involve risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ materially, including statements relating to the virtual capture agreement entered into on behalf of Facebook, Facebook`s renewable energy goals, expected environmental benefits and the date of our Power Purchase Agreements. SunEnergy1 and our sustainability program.. . .