If you ask a random person to come up with two-word phrases to describe Apple, Inc., you’ll likely get a ton of different responses (and tones of response) — but it’s highly unlikely that the words “energy company” would ever be uttered. Well, times are changing.<\/p>\n
Apple just created a subsidiary company by the name of (any guesses?) Apple Energy<\/strong><\/a> that will do exactly what it seems a company by that name would do — sell energy. <\/p>\n Apple has long been on the list of green companies in the United States, as it started moving to renewable energy sources years ago. But now, apparently Apple has become so<\/em> good at creating energy that is has an excess, and it plans to start selling it.<\/p>\n The excess clean energy is reportedly being generated at Apple’s solar farms in both California and Nevada, and the iPhone-maker now has plans to sell this solar-energy sourced electricity across the entire U.S. through it’s subsidiary company.<\/p>\n Apple is making so much clean energy, it formed a new company to sell it. via @verge<\/a>https:\/\/t.co\/oTY3uH7wg3<\/a><\/p>\n — Recode (@Recode) June 10, 2016<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n