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Apple Inc. owns and operates many structures around the world, including offices, stores, factories, data centers and energy facilities.

Offices and stores
Apple Campus is the main headquarters, while Apple Campus 2 is in the final stage of construction. Apple has local headquarters and offices in Ireland, England and Israel, and 478 retail stores in seventeen countries.

Data centers
Apple has data centers in Prineville, Oregon; Maiden, North Carolina; and Reno, Nevada. They provide information storage and processing for Apple's online services like iTunes, App Store, iCloud and others.

The $1 billion Maiden center is 505,000 square feet.

The data center in Reno Technology Park was built in 2012 and is being expanded.

Apple is building data centers in Ireland and Denmark at $1.9 billion, expected to use between 876 and 2190 GWh of electricity per year.

Energy
Apple created a company called "Apple Energy" in 2016 and invested in energy sources (usually renewable), sometimes close to the power-consuming data centers.

In USA, Apple has 218 MW of solar power. Apple is building a 10 MW fuel cell landfill gas energy plant near its data center in North Carolina, and builds a 200 MW solar farm with NV Energy to serve its Reno data center.

In China, Apple owns 210 MW of solar and a 30% share in 285 MW of wind power.

In Denmark, Apple cooperates with a university in providing biogas to supplement wind, hydro and solar power for its coming data center.