Google is named buyer in AEP fuel cell PPA and 44.01 removal offtake
The $4 billion AEP project would use Bloom Energy fuel cells; the $11.7 million Frontier offtake covers 20,932 tons.
At a glance
Google is the named buyer in two clean-energy deals: a $4 billion AEP fuel cell PPA and an $11.7 million 44.01 removal offtake.
AEP is committing $4 billion to build the Cheyenne plant, which would use Bloom Energy fuel cells and is slated to be fully operational by the end of 2028.
Buyers including Google signed an $11.7 million Frontier offtake with 44.01 covering 20,932 tons of removal between 2028 and 2031.
Google is the named buyer in two clean-energy deals: a $4 billion AEP fuel cell PPA and an $11.7 million 44.01 removal offtake. The AEP agreement covers a 702-megawatt Wyoming plant, while the removal contract runs through Frontier.
AEP is committing $4 billion to build the Cheyenne plant, which would use Bloom Energy fuel cells and is slated to be fully operational by the end of 2028.
Buyers including Google signed an $11.7 million Frontier offtake with 44.01 covering 20,932 tons of removal between 2028 and 2031. It is Frontier's first offtake involving in-situ mineralization.
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