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Amazon.com, Inc. is a global technology and retail company headquartered in Seattle, Washington, United States. Founded in 1994, it operates e-commerce marketplaces, a third‑party seller platform, consumer services (including digital media and devices), a large-scale logistics and delivery network, and a significant cloud computing business through Amazon Web Services (AWS). Amazon is publicly listed on Nasdaq under the ticker AMZN.
With extensive fulfillment, transportation, and data center operations, Amazon is a major buyer of electricity, fuels, and packaging materials and engages in initiatives to reduce energy use and procurement-related emissions, including long-term renewable power contracts. Through AWS, the company provides cloud infrastructure, data analytics, and high-performance computing services used by industrial sectors—including chemicals—for R&D, process optimization, supply chain management, and enterprise IT workloads.
Also known as Amazon Prime Air, Amazon, and AMZN.
chemXplore tracks 2 projects involving Amazon.
The record holds 2 completed projects.
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913 MW offshore wind farm now operational; 83 turbines and 786 MW of corporate PPAs will supply industry and households, boosting Germany's domestic renewable capacity.
First delivery of electro‑SAF made from waste CO₂ and renewable electricity allocated to a commercial passenger flight; fuel was blended and tested to meet ASTM JetA.
CO₂‑derived eNaphtha used as a drop‑in feedstock to produce EVA midsoles at commercial scale; shipments began in 2024, ISCC PLUS chain‑of‑custody, and more than one million pairs produced.
Cloud, AI and edge tech will be deployed at plant floors for predictive maintenance, quality control, process optimisation and digital twins; plus a multi‑year lower‑carbon structural steel supply for Europe and the UK.
Real‑time methane monitoring using 13,000 sensors, AI analytics and targeted maintenance to detect and correct fugitive emissions across operated Upstream sites.
Deploy containerized treatment to convert wastewater into cooling water for a Mississippi data center by 2027, reusing >83M gal/year; AI will optimize operations and scaling.
Planning approval granted for Nordseecluster B, adding 900 MW to reach 1.6 GW (660 MW A under construction). Full output ~6.5 TWh/yr; B due early 2029; 110 MW PPA with Amazon.
The PPA covers 110 MW from Nordseecluster B, aiding Amazon's net-zero goal and Germany's decarbonization. The project is a joint venture with Norges Bank Investment Management.
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