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No you can't extrapolate anything. In fact, the more it grows and doesn't invest the lower the percentage. Amazon does not share public information on its energy usage, so we literally don't know if that 50% is even true. You know Amazon doesn't even own its renewable resources?
No, you can't. And Amazon's own behavior proves this. From 2014-2016 Amazon "made admirable strides toward achieving its goal, bankrolling large solar plants and wind farms. Then, it stopped." 1/nhttps://gizmodo.com/amazon-is-aggressively-pursuing-big-oil-as-it-stalls-ou-1833875828 …
Until the very day @bcmerchant's article published, "Amazon hadn't announced any new deals to supply clean energy to its data centers since 2016." And this comes after a punch of pressure from employees.
Meanwhile, Amazon was busy wooing oil and gas business.
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