Apple seeds iOS 16.1 beta with iPhone ‘Clean Energy Charging’ option

Apple in Wednesday seeded developers with iOS 16.1 beta containing the new Clean Energy Charging feature for iPhone.

Apple is investing directly in renewable energy, including the IP Radian Solar project, a new large-scale solar project under construction now in Brown County, Texas.
Apple is investing directly in renewable energy, including the IP Radian Solar project, a new large-scale solar project under construction now in Brown County, Texas.

Juli Clover for MacRumors:

Available in the Battery section of the Settings app, Clean Energy Charging selectively charges when lower carbon emission electricity is available in an effort to provide a more green charging method.

Apple says that the ‌iPhone‌ will still reach a full charge before it’s needed based on a user’s daily routine, and the feature can be toggled off if desired. It is enabled by default.

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2 Comments

  1. This will do well in Red State Texas:
    You know, the state with the largest investment in Green Wind Power in Nation!
    Heck, In the first quarter of 2022, Texas led all states in overall renewable energy production, accounting for over 14% of the country’s totals, due in large part to the state’s prolific wind energy program.

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