Proof
The agreements our customers have announced, with links to their announcements.
Microsoft · November 2025
Renewable energy certificates generated by new distributed solar projects that Powertrust contracts in Mexico and Brazil, supporting Microsoft's commitment to become carbon negative by 2030 and its strategy to reduce Scope 3 emissions.
Microsoft lists the agreement in its community-first distributed renewable portfolio in its 18 February 2026 blog post on reaching carbon-negative milestones.
“Microsoft is committed to building a more sustainable future in which communities can prosper.”
Danielle Decatur, Director, Microsoft Energy Team, 24 November 2025
Customers
| Buyer | Announcement | In their words |
|---|---|---|
| Salesforce | Multi-year agreement for distributed renewable energy in emerging markets, announced February 2023; chosen on an avoided-emissions basis with WattTime. | “We need to ensure the rest of the world isn't left behind.” Megan Lorenzen, Salesforce. Salesforce newsroom, 14 Feb 2023 |
| REI | New-build clean energy in Southeast Asia, where REI's manufacturing is, announced October 2023. | “reducing manufacturing emissions in the same countries where it is occurring.” REI newsroom, 4 Oct 2023 |
| Watershed (partner) | Partnership announced December 2023; joint RFP for 150 MW across 100+ projects in emerging markets launched June 2025. | “credible, additional clean power projects.” Matt Konieczny, Watershed. Watershed blog, 14 Dec 2023; RFP release, 10 Jun 2025 |
| Okta | Distributed projects in Nigeria and India, named in Okta's April 2025 post on its renewable electricity commitment. | Okta describes the portfolio's goals as energy access, local jobs, community healthcare and education. Okta blog, 22 Apr 2025 |
| Netflix | Distributed renewable energy projects in rural India, reported in Netflix's 2022 ESG report; repeat buyer. | Details on request. |
Projects behind the certificates
Each project is metered, its generation verified, and its certificates issued in the national registry. The outcomes below are what the developer and the host reported.
Four sites, 238 kW, for a hospital network that sees 700,000 patients a month. Developer: Stella Futura. SDG 3, 5, 7, 13.
7.7 kW solar and battery; electricity from two hours a day to 24, for vaccine storage, oxygen and ultrasound. Developer: Green Empowerment.
The first villages of 50 to be electrified, with revenues supporting productive-use training and asset finance for rice hullers and grain mills. Developer: Hamara Grid.
“Before solar power came in, we were always overwhelmed when we had emergencies that needed oxygen because power from the generator was not enough to run the equipment.”
Winnie Ongom, Clinical Officer, Nyumanzi Health Center, Uganda