News Desk, News Nation 360 : One of India's top data centre providers, Nxtra by Airtel, today announced a ground-breaking agreement with Ampln and Amplus Energy to purchase an extra 140,208 MWh of renewable energy. By doing this, Nxtra has strengthened its current pledge to cut its annual carbon footprint by approximately 99,547 tCO2e using renewable energy sources. One of India's top data centre providers, Nxtra by Airtel, today announced a ground-breaking agreement with Ampln and Amplus Energy to purchase an extra 140,208 MWh of renewable energy. By doing this, Nxtra has strengthened its pledge to cut its annual carbon footprint by approximately 99,547 tCO2e using renewable energy sources. Ashish Arora, CEO — Nxtra by Airtel, stated that their determination to spearhead India's green data centre industry and meet their goal of Net Zero emissions by 2031 is reflected in these new alliances. With the additional clean energy supply, their core data centres' overall energy mix will have roughly 70% more renewable energy. They are aware of their responsibility to the environment. They are ready to lessen the impact of climate change as they strive to increase capacity in the upcoming years and get ready for loads powered by generative artificial intelligence. The agreement states that AmpIn Energy and Amplus Energy will construct 48 MWdc and 24.3 MW captive solar and wind power plants, respectively, for Nxtra's data centres located in Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh, and Odisha. The 25-year contracts further solidify Nxtra's position as India's largest chain of environmentally friendly data centres and are consistent with the company's goal of reaching net zero by 2031.