Google is making a big move to power its European data centers with offshore wind energy. They've signed agreements to support two new wind farms off the coast of the Netherlands. This is all part of Google's plan to use clean energy for all its data center electricity needs by 2030. To make that happen, Google is adding more renewable energy, like offshore wind, to the power grids where its data centers are located. Today, Google shared the next step of this plan for Europe, adding over 700 megawatts of clean energy capacity to the grid. Most of this new energy will come from two offshore wind farms in the Netherlands, where Google has two of its 24 data centers. They've made agreements with energy companies Shell and Eneco for these wind farms. The wind farms, Hollandse Kust Noord (HKN) and Hollandse Kust West (HKW), are expected to supply around 6 percent of the Netherlands’ annual electricity consumption. HKN is already producing electricity, while HKW is set to start...