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Social media giant Meta Platforms has signed four deals with renewable energy firm Invenergy to supply 791 MW of combined solar and wind energy capacity to power AI data centers.
This comes as energy needs for data centers continue to skyrocket because of increased demand for AI services as the market turns to the tech to optimize their operations.
Clean energy is essential to support AI workloads
Last year, Meta inked four separate agreements with Chicago-based Invenergy, securing 760 MW of solar power, and these initial deals laid the groundwork for Thursday’s announcement, which adds another 791 MW of renewable energy.
With the fresh accords, the two companies have now amassed a total of 1,800 MW under their partnership umbrella.
Under the new arrangements, Invenergy will channel electricity from projects in Ohio, Arkansas and Texas into the respective local grids. Meta, in turn, will claim the renewable energy credits tied to that output as the facilities come online.
Financial details of the transactions remain under wraps, though both parties described the agreements as long-term commitments aimed at spreading risk evenly while delivering value on both sides.
This extension follows Meta’s broader drive to power its ever-expanding data centers, vital for AI workloads, using clean energy sources.
Beyond Invenergy, Meta has sealed deals with several major solar ventures, backed a geothermal developer, and is openly soliciting bids from nuclear suppliers. The strategy underscores the firm’s dual goal: meet surging electricity needs and slash carbon footprints at once.
In December last year, the social media giant was looking for a nuclear energy developer to support its innovation and sustainability objectives. The company has acknowledged the need for sustainable energy supply to keep the world connected and maintain innovations.
Meta signs two EAPAs with Adapture Renewables
Meta has also agreed two Environmental Attributes Purchase Agreements (EAPAs) with Adapture Renewables, set to supply 360 MW from two Texas solar parks. Unlike a straightforward power purchase agreement, an EAPA covers only the environmental benefits, renewable energy credits, while the electricity itself flows into ERCOT’s shared network.
“By structuring long-term agreements that balance risk and value for both parties, we’re helping to scale meaningful projects while enabling our partners to meet their clean energy goals,” said Jesse Tippett, VP of origination at Adapture. Both solar arrays aim to begin operations in 2027.
This latest move builds on a late-2023 pact, when Meta procured 333 MW AC across three Adapture-developed sites in Arkansas and Illinois. Combined, the firm has now secured nearly 700 MW from the California-based solar and storage specialist, which operates 38 projects in a dozen states with over 344 MW of capacity.
Meta’s growing reliance on EAPAs highlights a trend; the tech giant favors purchasing environmental attributes to decarbonize its data center portfolio, even as it broadens its clean-energy footprint. Earlier this year, Meta signed an EAPA with Cypress Creek Renewables for 505 MW at the Hanson Solar farm in Coleman County, Texas.
In January, it forged four EAPAs with Spain’s Zelestra for upcoming solar parks, and in November, it tapped Engie North America for 260 MW from the Sypert Branch project in Milam County, Texas.
“Meta is always looking for opportunities to bring new renewable energy to the grid, and partnerships like this help make that possible.”
Amanda Yang, co-head of clean and renewable energy at Meta.
“We are excited to expand our relationship with Adapture Renewables and continue supporting projects that move the energy transition forward.”
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The price of Pi Network’s token (PI) surged by 38% this week, fueled by growing speculation about a potential AI partnership with Google and excitement over the upcoming Pi2Day event set for Saturday.
📈 What’s Behind the Surge?
The rally kicked off after Pi Network co-founder Nicolas Kokkalis appeared on an AI panel at the prestigious Consensus 2025 conference. Shortly after, the Pi Core Team teased a major announcement on social media, hinting that AI integration could be coming to the platform.
In a post on X (Twitter), the team promised more details would be revealed during Pi2Day — sparking rumors and renewed optimism among the community.
🤖 Google AI Collaboration?
Social media quickly lit up with speculation that Pi Network may be partnering with Google AI. One user noted that a star featured in Pi’s teaser looked similar to the Google DeepMind logo, while others suggested a new project called “PiAI” might be in the works.
Despite the excitement, some community members urged caution. “Keep your expectations low to avoid disappointment,” one user warned, reflecting the mixed sentiment.
💸 Price Action
Sunday Low: $0.47
Wednesday Peak: $0.65
Current Price: ~$0.57
While PI pulled back slightly after its high, it still remains significantly up on the week.
💼 Big Moves: $100M Ecosystem Fund
This surge comes on the heels of Pi Network’s $100 million startup fund announcement in May. The fund aims to support blockchain-based startups and utility-driven projects using both USD and PI tokens.
As the countdown to Pi2Day continues, all eyes are on Pi Network. Will the AI rumors become reality? Or is the hype running ahead of substance? Stay tuned. 👀🔥
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As AI demand soars, CoreWeave repositions with bold M&A move
CoreWeave, once a crypto miner, now an AI infrastructure powerhouse, is reportedly in final talks to acquire Bitcoin mining giant Core Scientific, according to Cointelegraph. This comes after a previous offer was rejected in 2023 — but with Core Scientific’s recent growth, the new deal is expected to be significantly higher.
The potential acquisition caused Core Scientific’s stock (CORZ) to spike over 23%, temporarily halting trading. The company now boasts a market cap of $3.6B, more than triple the value of last year’s $1B buyout offer ($5.75 per share). That initial offer was declined in favor of a deeper partnership with CoreWeave, including a $1.225B infrastructure deal focused on supporting Nvidia GPUs.
CoreWeave (CRWV), meanwhile, has seen its own stock soar nearly 300% this year, pushing its valuation to $78.4B — a massive leap driven by surging AI demand.
Core Scientific recently reported a Q1 net income of $580M, more than doubling year-over-year, although revenue missed estimates at $79.5M, with $67.2M from its own mining operations. The April 2024 Bitcoin halving (6.25 BTC → 3.125 BTC) impacted earnings, yet Core Scientific still ranks as the 30th largest BTC-holding public company with 977 BTC.
As the crypto mining sector pivots toward AI and infrastructure, CoreWeave’s aggressive expansion signals a new chapter in the evolving digital asset landscape.
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With the explosion of AI tools like ChatGPT, and a surge in tokens like FET, AGIX, and TAO, the crypto space is racing to merge with artificial intelligence.
But as prices cool down, the question remains:
Is AI + Crypto a real innovation — or just another buzzword cycle?

📊 What’s Been Happening:
🧠 AI tokens rallied over 200%+ in Q1, but most have retraced 30–50%🔍 Partnerships between AI and blockchain platforms are still limited⚠️ Many projects use “AI” more as marketing than actual utility

💡 The Real Use Cases:
✅ Decentralized AI training (using blockchain to source compute power)
✅ Autonomous agents in DeFi, NFTs, and smart contracts
✅ Data marketplaces where AI models interact with real-world data securely

📣 What You Can Do as a Trader/Creator:
Spotlight legit AI-integrated protocols, not AI-branded pump coinsEducate on how AI and crypto can solve real problemsPost about real adoption metrics, token use cases, and project roadmaps

💬 What’s Your View?
Will AI-crypto integration define the next bull cycle — or is it already fading?
Comment with the only AI project you believe in 👇

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