- Clean Energy Charging is available only in the United States and is on by default when you set up your iPhone or after you update to iOS 16.1.
- Privacy is a natural concern, but apparently, your location data won’t go any further than Clean Energy Charging.
- How to Enable Location Data for Clean Energy Charging on iPhone.
- When you’ve enabled Clean Energy Charging and a cleaner electricity source isn’t available, your iPhone will automatically stop charging.
- Clean Energy Charging was added in iOS 16.1 and is designed to reduce your iPhone's carbon footprint.
- Over time, Clean Energy Charging will detect that, based on your past usage history and the current charge, it can wait a few hours until the gas peaker plants...
- If your iPhone runs on iOS 16.1 or older, and you're in the U.S., there's a good chance you've been using Clean Energy Charging already.
- Based on specific charging practices and regional carbon emission projections, Clean Energy Charging helps users lower their carbon footprint.
- Apple's Clean Energy Charging works by accessing a forecast of the carbon emissions on your local energy grid and then only charging when those emissions...
- Clean Energy Charging helps to reduce your carbon footprint by selectively charging when lower carbon-emission electricity is available.