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Amazon.se launches in Sweden
Customers in Sweden can start shopping on Amazon.se today, with low prices on more than 150 million products across more than 30 categories and reliable, free delivery for eligible orders above SEK 229. Customers can shop from thousands of European and local Swedish businesses on Amazon.se. -
Amazon Web Services launches new region in Sweden
New AWS Europe (Stockholm) Region expands cloud pioneer’s global footprint and enables Nordic customers to run applications and store their content in data centers in Sweden -
Amazon Web Services to open data centers in Sweden in 2018
New AWS Infrastructure Region will enable customers to run workloads in Sweden and serve end-users across the Nordics with even lower latency. -
Amazon Web Services to open Data Centers in Sweden in 2018
New AWS Infrastructure Region will enable customers to run workloads in Sweden and serve end-users across the Nordics with even lower latency -
Amazon Announces New Renewable Energy Project in Sweden to Support AWS Global Infrastructure
New wind farm in Bäckhammar is part of three new wind farm projects announced today that will support AWS’s goal to power its global infrastructure with 100% renewable energy -
Amazon planning to launch Amazon.se
Stockholm, August 4, 2020 – Today Amazon announced that it has started the work to launch Amazon.se, providing Swedish customers with a new shopping experience and local small businesses with the opportunity to reach more customers both in Sweden and across the world. -
Amazon Announces Three New Renewable Energy Projects to Support AWS Global Infrastructure
Three new wind farms in Ireland, Sweden, and the United States will produce more than 670,000 MWh annually and support AWS’s goal to power 100% of its global infrastructure with renewable energy -
Amazon Continues Renewable Energy Investments with Wind and Solar Projects in Australia, Europe, and the US
The four projects include Amazon’s first renewable energy project in Australia, second in Sweden, second in Spain, and 11th in the Commonwealth of Virginia, which combined, are expected to produce almost 300 MW of additional renewable capacity and approximately 840,000 MWh of energy annually, or enough to power more than 76,000 average US homes Projects will supply renewable energy to the grids powering the AWS data centers that support Amazon and millions of AWS customers globally Globally, Amazon has 86 renewable energy projects that have the capacity to generate over 2,300 MW and deliver more than 6.4 million MWh of energy annually -
Amazon becomes the world’s largest corporate purchaser of renewable energy
Amazon Becomes World’s Largest Corporate Purchaser of Renewable Energy, Advancing its Climate Pledge Commitment to be Net-Zero Carbon by 2040. -
Amazon Launches ‘Climate Pledge Friendly’ in Europe
Program launches with over 40,000 Climate Pledge Friendly products across France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and the UK with one or more of 19 sustainability certifications. Amazon also introduces ‘Compact by Design’ in Europe - a new certification program for products designed to reduce carbon emissions through increased efficiency and better packaging. -
Amazon Continues Investments in Renewable Energy – Announces Two New Renewable Energy Projects in U.S. and EU
Amazon’s second renewable energy project in the Republic of Ireland and seventh in the Commonwealth of Virginia are expected to produce approximately 168,000 MWh of clean energy annually to support Amazon’s goal to power 100% of its global operations with renewable energy. -
Amazon created over 2,000 new permanent jobs across Italy this year
Amazon’s local Italian-based workforce grew more than 50% in 2018, from 3,500 permanent employees at the end of 2017 to over 5,500 today. In addition to creating jobs, Amazon has invested over €800 million in Italy in 2018 and over €1.6 billion since 2010. Amazon’s jobs and investment support customers and also local Italian producers and entrepreneurs, who use services like Amazon’s Made in Italy store and Fulfillment by Amazon to grow their businesses and export Italian products around the world. Milan – December 12, 2018 – Amazon today announced it has created over 2,000 permanent jobs in Italy this year: more than 50% increase from the end of 2017. The company exceeded the plan announced in July to create 1,700 new jobs this year. Amazon now has more than 5,500 permanent employees across Italy.
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