Stage and the legend and a 2k logo. Yeah, they give you all over you, man. Protect me, I'm gonna line up right beside you. Green! Green! Let's go! Oh my God! Let's go. This build is insane! I sew, I sew! The game. Oh my God! Oh my God! No way! 34 shooting badges, which is more than my sharp shooter, by the way. You know what's crazy? I don't run into people like this when I play on my account. I'll keep you right here for God. Oh my God! Oh my God! Finish it! Oh my God! So the other day I woke up to a beautiful message asking if I wanted to use a legend account for a video. Well, yeah, yeah, I do. Who would say no to that? So I did, and the gameplay felt absolutely unreal. It almost felt like I had three primary archetypes and so many badges, it made no sense. I'm gonna give a huge shout out to Glidey, the first legend on current Gen NBA 2k21. He makes 2k content, link in the description. Make sure to go show him some love because this video would not have been possible without him. 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Appreciate you Keeps for helping sponsor this video. Let's get back to it. I legend account, yeah! Yeah! Hey, I don't know what the jump shot is. I don't know what the animations are. I just know it's a play shot, all right? Say less. Hey, just to be fair, guys, I have zero dribbling ability whatsoever.  Then why did he pick that build? Because this is his best build, so. All right, say it in the corner, legend. All right, let's end the video. Yeah, yeah, it's not working.  This character feels incredibly smooth. And I don't think it's because it's a legend. It might be because it's a play shot. It's a play shot. Y'all can't have Glidey looking bad, man. Lil, lil, lil, lil, lil, the vortex. This is what you do, right? I think vortex makes it. I make my shot. That's gonna be wrong. Y'all haven't played it a couple of weeks here. Allow me. Oh my God. Oh my God. Good board. Look at that. Real, assist. No shot. Back to you. Hey. Oh my God. At one. You know, I was like. Right back. Green up. Yo, what is that jump shot? Hey. Yeah, his teammate was pissy and he didn't get the ball for that right there. Good deal. Let's go, push, push, push it. You know what I'm saying? Something like for me, something like for me. You know we out with it. Yeah. Let's go. The other team is talking. I might have to beat the f*** out of the map to this game, no cap. I mean, beat them, beat them or like. How?  Look at agent dribble. I saw, I saw.  Oh my God. He's disrespecting you. Come on, green up. Green up. Yeah. Why is he even not guarding them? What's he doing?  They're beefing. Let me put my mic in. Put it on. Great. Bad.  I learned the jump shot. Actually, that jump shot was incredible. Jesus. Yo, release it. Jump shot video? Hey, we're dropping the legend jump shot video. Soon come, fellas. Soon come. Hello, ladies and gentlemen. And welcome to this NBA 2K21 recording. Hang on, that sounds so far. What are you recording?  Craig, we talked about this. You said it was over four inches. Yo. Yo, this guy's a goal rush winner. Yo, these guys are f***ing losers, bro. Do you mean to tell me they follow me all the way? Yo, those actually go hard, bro. Let's go try hard. Hey, Willie. Cue to intense music. Yeah, yeah, yeah, give me that. Yo, this game is delayed. How do you need a goal rush winner? Actually, you're trolling, but that's a good point. Green. Cheese. I can't see no greens or nothing because of my settings right now. This player's defense is incredible. Jesus, man. Everything about this, even though it's so unresponsive because the servers are dark, I could feel how, like, just quick this player moves and gets to locations. Good deed. Green. Vortex with a big shot. I can't pass it to delayed. Oh, my God. Green. See me, see me, see me. I see you. Holy. I don't know what bad it is. One more, one more. Oh, you're like that. You're one. Green. Out of way, out of way. Good take, Vortex. Made in defense. It has a core error. I can't circle, circle, circle. Bro. He doesn't even play defense. He's like, hey, Vortex. I got board, I got board, I got board. Vortex. That's a lock, remember? Hey, I put me four, bro. Man. Clout on a legend account. Jesus. Good lob. I want more text. You cut immediately. That's caught a slit. You feel me? I just, yeah, can you out guard? I caught them out guard, too. You can catch up to him so fast. Who is helping me on the screen? What the f***? What do you mean, you know who? Defense. Oh, my God. He has to have picked on Geron because the way I just slipped that screen was scary. Hey, look at the lane. I forget this guy's like 6-3, yo. Hoopers, hoopers, hoopers, hoopers. Do you have a steal rating? Yeah, he has a 74. Oh, wow. I'm trolling, it's 55. All right, then. Let me do something I haven't done before. Geez. Ooh, a man is moving like this. And ooh, you're up. Hey. I'm like, you're the legend today. Yeah, stop it. Dude. Like that, Vortex? Like that. Green. Big buckets, yo. Done. Green. Oh, three buckets. All right, let's go. Oh. No, no, no, yeah. Oh. You look so, like, scared down there when you go. All right, get it stopped. No way. Oh my god. You know what?  Oh my god, he was so corny, bro. Jesus. You know what's crazy, I don't run into people like this when I play on my account. Like, she loves Glyzzy Dash was taking and Dash underscore was taking. So he did dash underscore dash because he really loved that username. He likes to whip and bow down to majesty. Oh, ho, ho, ho, ho. I'm gonna ankle break down my history of playing 2K. I swear to you. That was my first ever ankle breaker ever playing 2K. Oh my god. A? Oh my god. I'm better than this guy. I think that's what it is. It could be the legend, but I could just be better. Eat it. There we go. He was disrespecting the guy that you considered your stretch, by the way. Green. Oh my god, this jumper is clean. Holy. This is a play shot shooting nearly as good as my sharpshooter, which makes zero sense. You all on live, bro? After the recording, send me the jump shot. I got you. I'm going to drop the jump shot, man. First, you guys had to hit 60,000 likes. 2K! Hey, what am I watching? Five seconds. Five seconds. Come on. Why do you fight through the 2K? He got it. He got it. I saw a play. Yeah. Oh my god. Oh my god. Just come around and move. Why is he playing that four-pack? Do I say goodbye?  Spay! Is the jump shot. I have to know. Considering I'm shooting money, jump shot 98 with Rooty Gay and Gay? That's almost my jump shot. I have Trey Berk with Rooty Gay and Rooty Gay. Oh, four shooting badges, which is more than my sharpshooter, by the way. 33 playmaking badges, so it's Hall of Fame just about everything. 18 defensive badges, because why not? He has gold pick dodger. That's why I was sliding across all those screens. Gold clamp, gold chase down artist on a point guard, because f**k it, and 11 finishing badges. Jesus. OK. Man, if it was a 99, it would be even more deadly. Just knocked out a couple lines, dude. Let's get it. I've scripted. I'm working on a website, a website where I teach people how to learn the ins and outs of a greening a shot while playing wire. My bad. I'm being selfish. Yeah, that's what I'm saying, dude. Just regarding this guy. Yo, when I started dribbling, I just stopped thinking. You feel me?  They just don't want the lez in the score or something? Why? They're just leaving a stretch big, wide open for three? We'll go to the corner and leave you open. Oh my god. Why? Jesus. They're just like, there's no point of guarding the stretch. They just made three threes. There's a legend on the team. Oh, there you go, War of Tanks. I ain't never seen you curry sly before. A, A, zero. My name is A. War of Tanks.   Yo, this build is so incredible how it could just accurately dot badges like that, man. Oh, it's true. We're running off of a dog, you know.  That went through you. I'm not going in my hands. Hey. Oh. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. We're three. We're three. Oh my god. Everything about this build is automatic, bro. Oh, my god. Jesus. This build is like a lockdown, a sharpshooter, and a playmaker primary. Dang. War of Tanks is like, I just, all right. I'll shoot at three. Mine is weird. Jesus. These guys, end it. Man, why are they all dropping me like that? They're ruining the moment. Stage and the legend and a 2K logo. Yeah, they're giving me all over you, man. So does that cloud follow you in real life? This is what it's like in real life when I'm in a mall. Just dozens of people tattooed out of their minds. All six foot five and tall, they're chasing me down. I wish I could have six foot five, man, chase me. Hey, yo. Excuse me? The same builds over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over again. I like their shoes, though. Oh, you're right. I forgot. Oh, oh, my god. Oh, my god. Oh, my god. Yo, do I have Infinis down? Oh, my god. I've noticed you're not running out. Jeez. Yo. That's quite a pass. Thank you. For a text, wait a minute. I'll line up right beside you. Green. Let's go. Oh, my god. Let's go. This build is insane.  Like that. Like that. Hey, hey, hey, hey. Jeez. Let's go. You just hard stopped, and he went flying. Good job.  Yes, I'm going to beat them. Let's go, champ. No. Good deed. Let's catch them. I'm just catching that ball. Oh, my god. Whoa, whoa, whoa. You got it, you got it, you got it, you got it.  That's us, it's us, it's us.   What happened? Oh, OK, tie game. Let me get a football game. Actually, I need to shoot a three, because that big man's going on. Just saying the thing. That's game. Get him out of here. Three. Get him out of here. In the words of Phantom. Bye, bye. Thanks for watching the video, man. If y'all knew you haven't already, be sure to subscribe on the way to 2MIL, trying to hit it before. New Year's? Sure, we'll go with New Year's. Some videos on the screen right now. Glidey's link is in the description, man. Make sure to go check him out. I'm going to catch you guys in the next one. Peace.


Dubai, Kostareka, Kwata Lumpa Hello guys, my name is Aibros out there and I appreciate all the love you give me So come a banner bro, what's your real name? Apart from the Aibros, apart from the Kenyans banner what's your real name bro?   Will you feel that? 3 years ago 3 years ago Is it drugibadu? Ulu kwa naniwole lakini mnaka bana bo Neli kwa 2 na kipara 2 Kipara 2 nyu mwenyoa yote Neli design 2 umetaka aji And then? And then this guy mwenyoa lakia sana Kwa ni? Kwa ni? Are you curting me bro? Was popping brother Bro One thing muna fona na Una fona na na bana bo Niko bana bo aji Aji aji sana Ali kwa na wachibi dira Angelina Kana rebutchiki Nika wana niko waa Yen yata hukuna jum Bro, it is fun BPM is kwa na Mama you never cared all that time right? Ya ya ya You never bothered? Ya Kilam se utaka kwishi Ya So aiko ring kwa maidi ango Bulu na pa Una pana na bana bo Una pana na bana bo All those 3 years people just telling me look like bana bo Bana bo Yasa Kapoen sasa Ben ibe kwa extreme Ibe zidi Was he a role model at that time Ya, he was a role model after people excelling him Bana bo Bana bo Rokyobadi Rokyobadi Aki bana kina selfishole and everything Kusami skuwa kilianguturi Adi niki muna se kwa na narihalize So una jatukshambu una paranam se Duna nuna speculate Na galiya details You confirm the devus bro Ati ati na time the devus was not there So you have pakant something So you have pakant something that have increased I may kujatu Teri agon Teri agon So bro let me ask you a question There's a guy so Savara talking about You guys imitating other artists Who are not even Kenyans And you guys are glorifying other artists That shit is making Kenyan music To feel like it's Going down compared to other Other general like Afro beats So let's say someone in Nigeria Kenchimitia to bingsa utisol For example Someone in Kenya kanimitia to bingsa damon platinams But not oktopizo Someone in Kenya kanimitia to bingsa banaboi But not Jokes The thing is We love our Kenyan artists Mi kami umupenda oktopizo You love oktopizo Oktopizo kuna time So you are a rapper too We'll come back to that So So Savara ni Yak Mi He doesn't know me He doesn't know my life He doesn't know anything about me Yo picha Actually it will come to a shoot video So it will come to a character Ya Ruga I talk to a video man Chisha and everything But some sell it to Snap Ruga na banaboi Yeah So So I miss kwaichu But So So I felt kind of Wasa ni Kwaingi onakubalina Kwaingi onakubalina But deep down I've been through a lot So So what's your take on people idolizing other artists and not Kenyan artists Do you think Kenyan artists are not at the top and not at the top I'm not all artists I'm not sure I'm not sure I'm not sure I'm not sure I'm not sure I'm not sure I'm not sure I'm not sure We play music I would actually buy songs So people watching those of us have these things How do you sell music Salt So what's your take on the music Sister of mine in English It would be weird if you've been to Kenya The real Yeah Man. Man. So, story in a language, if I kumekumusani kufil, like they're not going international? Ah, fine. Pizwa mato, wrong. Adi ni, maybe think about it so hard. Asa ma, adi wkengale Nigerian. Asa utu ni masana. Oniba kiyunai ja. Bidgin. Nani ni na. Na English kido goto. English unafili. Hey, maze. An example ni, so nge hit despa sito. Munae na tajwa despa sito ni nini? Maze, taz jail. I don't even know what despa sito means. But despa sito.  Yeso, nga taziki. Goal. So, it's not about the words or anything. It's about the feeling. The feeling. So right now, let's say you're not born a boy. What will you be doing? I don't even know what to say. What if born a boy was a rapper? His name would be Ibrose. Okay. I can see some lyrics already. Bro, some bars. Any mother kwa mystery. Yapa ma pay might. Yeah, yeah. So, me personally. Nga na pipa kukiku triu. Nga, it's a big challenge. For me. Kuhu sell Ibrose. And I'm looking forward to that. Because people are perceiving us born a boy. So it's hard selling Ibrose the artist. Mim setak mida born a boy. Ibrose. Nga jina ni Ibrose. Jina jina ni Ibrose. So, let's say you met born a boy today. What will you want born a boy to do for you?  Tuli ni meseji hangutuna eh.  Born a boy gave you. Cos cos cos. So, let's say born a boy met you at a concert. People are like, hey, born a boy. There's a tune, bro. There's a tune, bro. Born a boy is like. Bring him over. For like two minutes, bro. What do you want born a boy to do for you?  Tuli ni meseji tumi ni kachini ni kakiria. And I'm still not ready to give up. Outo mba kolabo? Kolabo yiko paro, wait. Outo mba pizza. Ora ni break.  Ni kutuna meseji. I have a specific message. Specific for Banna in private. Yonia, born a boy. Okay, born a boy. Are you listening? He has some special message for you. Born a boy. I wouldn't know what I want. Okay, okay. Banna tells Banna. So, this is a nice show. We're discussing what happened during the week, right? There's something trending right now. There's a show called Bongo Stars at Chintanzania. So, there's a contestant who was singing Kenyan music. But he was rejected by the judges. Because they thought like, why was he singing Kenyan music in Tanzania? And in Tanzania they have so many hit songs. It was supposed to sing Tanzania songs. So, what do you think about that story? Personally, kaa artist. If an artist am a kubamba, then I don't see any other reason why they should reject him. Because, you know, so I'm not going to deny him. Anyway, mambua Tanzania ni mambua Tanzania. So, do you feel like Edikomando is making sense of like, play kaa music? So, with 12%. Man, play kaa music because in my life in Yelich, so I'm really good at it. So, don't play Banna Boy song. Mix them. Mix them. Mix them. Last last. Like, in kaa man, acha wasani wa julikane. So, in the 10 million industry, nafili naitaji wasani main, you are the 355 and everything. Pia kenye julikane. No naveli naija aso entertain me in the industry, how you may grow, you pass. But you know, comparing Niger and Kenyan music is hard because for them, they are over 300 million in population. Kenyans were only maybe 50 million, but out of 50 million, only 10 million can access internet. So, you can't compare with someone who was to 80 million people, and out of to 80, 150 million can access the internet. And outside Nigeria, they are like 30 million. Kenyans outside Kenya, they are 3 million. How can you compare with such people? But Kenya may produce some great people. In terms of numbers, you can't compare them, right? In terms of numbers, you can't compare, but Kenya may produce some great people. Angalia, USA, Obama. I'm talking about music industry. Of course, other areas we are winning, of course. Yeah, we are winning. In music industry, we are shortage of numbers. Yeah, music industry, we have some great ideas. In Amakata. We have some really great ideas. So, let me ask a question. What should Kenyan artists do to penetrate that industry, that Afrobeat industry, that generation, that population, that 300 million population? What should Kenyan artists do? Because they don't have numbers. It's not that huge compared to other countries. If you look at it this way, they are 300 million, but they have some few artists when you are making it. So, artists is equal to 50 million. Obviously, at the physical side, you want to create sound out there. Kuna uu de marito, Sampa. Sampa, the great. She is from Zambia. And the music she produced way. I don't know if we brought kukua africa. No, we don't have research. Also, from other countries, I take, for example, even Damwon. Damwon is selling music everywhere. And it's just from Damwon. Back to Damwon now. If you continue. Master J was saying, Damwon gets a combined fee of all Kenyan artists in one show. How is that, bro? How is that? I don't know about that, but Damwon is more fun. In terms of cash, for sure. Do you think it's worth all Kenyan artists combined in one show? Imagine, someone saying that. Otile, Sautisol. Ibro Simsani. Stimpo Boy. Kenyan Ruga. All those, bro, in one show. I don't know if it's worth all Kenyan artists. Do you think Kenyan artists are actually what the hype or their chip? I don't know. So, I believe Kenyan artists are very established. So, I don't know if they are able to do that. So, Damwon is here. Damwon is here.  Leave alone the numbers, performing live on stage. Damwon and Bana Boy. Give me a Kenyan artist. If I was to choose. Give me one Kenyan artist who can compete with them. Performing live on stage. Let's say it's a competition worldwide. What will represent you from Kenya? Who will represent Kenya? I will choose Nyashinski. Nyashinski dance. Nyashinski. Nyashinski can dance. I don't know. Nyashinski can compete with these two guys. I don't know. And pin them down. I don't know. I'm motivated. I don't know. I'm motivated. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Let's talk about the music that was released two weeks ago and last week and this week. So, there is a piano kikuyu song. What's your take on that? People are incorporating other genres in their native languages. Do you think that's right for the Kenyan industry? To me, as an artist also, I feel like Kenya we need our own sound. Do you think that's right for the Kenyan industry? I feel like Kenya we need our own sound. But we need our own sound. Go and listen to Django-Piva. He has a piece of it. Listen to Nyashinski. Those guys really give Kenyan songs, but it is enough to å concisere. I don't know what you think about Kenyan. Many Kenyan men. For Django-Piva, Albums are what I want to tell you. Afrikan, Kenya, yo me incorporate adi kumu Adi kwa laumunaicsa me yo incorporate jubika Unafil? Unafil this is the music The music this is the sound Okay, rate that kikuyu song out of 10 I'd give it a 6 Why a 6? Because you are may try for me fanya or my fanya to their level Na niyama piyano, so Vibita kam Aya Yasin, you know that it's in the comedian He released the song the other day Let it out of 10 I've not seen it You've not seen it? Okay I'll play it to you later on But this Kenyan comedians are becoming musicians What you take on that? Every comedian right now is singing From Mamito, from Butita, YY Yasin comedian Sheril Gabriela Yasin, do you think They have noticed there is a gap in music In the show they want to chip in na ma These comedians I don't know Kuchekeshwa wa tu fiirahisi Kweemba do siirahisi Kuchekeshwa wa tu fiirahisi Kuchekeshwa wa tu fiirahisi Kuchekeshwa wa tu fiirahisi Ukiwa na pesa? Ukiwa na pesa I don't know I don't know Bro, it's easy with cash But sir When you're trying to make people laugh To get the cash Inakwa tafash kidogo It's harder Inakwa harder So I think maybe I'm saying Onakitongoman is a Kuchekeshwa wa tu deyongoman We want to perform na kikomidi ya maku jyusani Jyupi yaha kwa kwa serious? Bakitu kikomidi Bakitu kikomidi Jyupi kumasani It's a calling Kuna niwi letu Inspiration go to kupia At that time So Kauna fi Kometi na kata Ingas tu studio Ingas tu Tuki malizia Let's talk about Lexin Fitrevan That song, reach it out of 10 Out of 10 And give it a 7 A 7 Your music You released the music called Jinani Eyebrows And the other one called Last Last I love the videos basically So rate your music out of 10 Both two songs Okay one was not yours The other one was yours The other one Ya Last Last Ilikwa 2dile Hype or something The Drip anyway We must have a 2dile Chute Last Last Band And you got the lyrics bro You're not confessing anything Band Bandaboya Mabili Big Band Da ni kakunamsana chikiya Bandaboya Nimi na chikiya Umbana I'm joking I don't hate anyone bro I love music So rate it out of 10 Last Last Last Last You see the rate Kus mingoma ya Bandaboya So ni 10 over 10 Yo ni a Bandaboya Jinani Eyebrows Jinani Eyebrows Based on the current projects I'm working on I'll give it a 6 A 6 Why a 6 bro It's your music You produced it You and the music The video is dope I did everything with a rush Like in your studio Gomot na patushu Two days from the play The next day we shot It was in a rush Ya ya ya The producer was doing Mastering Mastering I cut off notch But it was I clicked something Ojo eru panye 3 to 2 Deeper projects Big projects So one last thought to your fans As you finished the show Yo yo, what up my people It's a boy Eyebrows We'll wait Thank you baba There's the thing I'm going to show you Who Eyebrows is And I'm going to give you A taste of Kenyan music Of what I've been going through And everything So you're just still there And entertain Vibhaya Sana Ya ya ya Atu tu tenu Vibhaya Sana I'm your host Flosy Trukin Till next time To pataniko comments Pataniko


Now we are going to be shifting over to AWS. They will be presenting their open footprint plans. A little bit about the speakers. Liz Dennett is the lead solutions architect for the OSDU energy data platform, where she works with energy customers to slay data silos to fuel innovation. And Liz brings over a decade of energy industry experience, including in MS and PhD in Geoscience. Marilyn Gregory is a global account manager at Amazon Web Services, working in the energy business unit and is Amazon's focal point for open footprint form. Marilyn has 16 years of experience in strategy, consulting with the energy sector, and has advised over 300 businesses in the industry on growth, diversification, and MSA. M&A, sorry. So I will turn it over to the both of you. I believe we have a recording. So if I can request that everyone please mute your audio so that we do not have feedback and we will roll it. Thank you. Thank you, everyone, for joining us today. My name is Liz Dennett, and I'm with AWS. Today, I'm joined by Marilyn Gregory, and we're going to walk through what Amazon and AWS are doing to focus on sustainability. Now, as we move through this presentation, we'd like to invite everyone to ask their questions via the chat function as we're presenting. If we're not able to answer them now, we're happy to share our contact information and follow up offline. So with that, I would like to go ahead and hand it over to Marilyn. Thanks, Liz. Hi, everyone. I'm Marilyn. I'm a global account manager with AWS, and I look after our relationship with Shell. First off, I just want to say I'm really honored to be here speaking at the Open Footprint Forum. It's an initiative that's very, that AWS is very proud to be part of. So to start with, I'm going to talk a little bit about how Amazon approaches sustainability, and then I'll hand over to Liz, and she's going to talk us through some of the technology that we're developing to help our customers solve the energy transition. So I think we all feel a lot of pressure to be sustainable, first and foremost. We recognize as a world that if we don't evolve the way that we're treating the planet, it's not going to be here in the same way for our kids and our kids' kids. It's a big hard problem, as we all know. We've been working on this for years, but put a substantial stake in the ground more than a year ago with the climate pledge, where we pledged to be carbon zero by 2040, which is 10 years ahead of the Paris Climate Agreement, and to be using 100% renewable energy in our facilities by 2030. So we're making a lot of progress there. First of all, a lot of companies have chosen to join the climate pledge. In fact, we just announced 20 more. It's great because we all have to be in it together. It won't work if just a few companies do it. We all have to do it. So last year we announced a new $2 billion fund, the Climate Pledge Fund, for renewable projects that will change the speed with which we can all get to net zero. Since then, we've announced investments in Rivian, carbon cure technologies, Infinium, Patrimo, Redwood Materials, TurnTide Technologies and ZeroAvia. And in order to meaningfully reduce the amount of greenhouse gases being produced, low-carbon solutions need to be developed in all sectors of the global economy. The Climate Pledge Fund will invest in companies in multiple industries with an initial focus on transportation and logistics, energy generation, storage and utilization, manufacturing and materials, circular economy and food and agriculture. Companies of all sizes and stages will be considered from pre-product startups to well-established enterprises. So just coming onto the renewables front, we've also made a lot of progress here, with the world's largest corporate buyer of renewable energy now, and last year's amount was 50% higher than the previous record for a year. We're trying now to be 100% powered by renewables by 2025, so that's five years earlier than our original target. Our push to use more renewable energy is one step on our path to net zero carbon by 2040. And to achieve these goals, we focus on four complementary areas, one increasing energy efficiency in our facilities and equipment, continuous innovation in our data centers, advocacy at the global, federal and state levels to create a favourable environment for renewable energy, and working with various power providers around the world to increase the availability of renewable energy. Amazon has over 187 renewable energy projects that have the capacity to generate 6,900 megawatts and deliver more than 20 million megawatt hours of energy annually. If you look at what's going with Shell, our latest renewable energy investment, the Amazon Shell HKN offshore wind project is Amazon's largest single site renewable energy project to date. The wind farm is operated by the Crosswind Consortium. It's going to be operational by 2024 and will have an overall capacity of 759 megawatts. This will supply the electrical grid covering the Netherlands without government subsidies. Amazon's purchasing over 50% of that, so a total of 380 megawatts to power our operations in Europe. So in my opinion, the energy industry, consumers of energy and the world are much better off with companies like ours helping to be part of the solution to transition to net zero than to take our ball and go home. So we're genuinely really committed to trying to help our customers be more energy efficient. A recent study by 451 Research found that AWS data centers run significantly more energy efficiently than enterprise sites due to the efficiency programs that we run. And 451 also found that AWS performs the same tasks with an 88% lower carbon footprint. A lot of R&D is going into renewable and clean energy at Amazon and we think that we can be a real accelerant for those organizations and companies to get to that point where we all want to be at. We want to try and help encourage and inspire the ecosystem to invent alongside us and so far that's been great. If you just look at the collaboration we have with 3M and some of the products they're building that can help both us and others, but it's going to take a village and it's going to be a lot of hard work but it's a very important focus for us. So if you look at our data centers, we consume a fairly small amount of water relative to a lot of other facilities but we've worked on a lot of invention so that even in our largest data center it consumes the same amount of water as 25 US households. There's a lot of invention happening everywhere around this. There's just a lot of ways that energy companies are using AWS in this area and we're still at the relative start. So with that I'm going to hand over to my colleague Liz to discuss some of the data problems that we're trying to solve. Thanks for that Merlin. So as we start to talk about the technology stack it's also important to call out that sustainability is really a data problem in its core. One of the things that AWS is doing with services like Amazon Data Exchange and the Open Data Program is providing access to data to address a range of sustainability challenges. Now we have services, we have over 200 fully featured services out of all the clouds, we have the most services and the most features within those services and those include things like IoT, Direct Connect, Kinesis, Transfer Gateway and many many others. They're designed to get your data in and out of the cloud which can help to align to some of the sustainability points that Merlin was talking about earlier. And as I mentioned with data you also have access to a diverse array of data ready for you to use. Sharing data on the cloud allows you to spend more time on analysis rather than acquisition, munging your data, getting it ready which is one of the common themes we've seen with AWS's commitment to the OSDU data platform as well. Open Data Program makes it easy to find data sets made publicly available through AWS services. The Data Exchange lets data partners offer data sets for sale on AWS. Now Earth on AWS highlights geodata solutions. Use cases include things like using weather data to predict wind turbine output which we actually have customers actively doing to optimize their renewable energy use cases. Amazon Sustainability Data Initiative hosts these public data sets and works very closely with scientific and the research community to acquire more of it, which can then be used to both fuel research and commercial objectives. All right, so I teed up some of our services. I want to talk about a few of the domains that we're working with customers to really fuel some of their sustainability initiative. So let's take a brief look at some of the most commonly used services in building sustainability solutions. The first one are measurements. So AWS IoT or Greengrass can be used to gain a true view of the world and to control assets. Measurements can also include control. IoT can be a two-way design. For instance, making real-time adjustments to wind farm based on collected sensor data. We also have storage. Amazon S3 data lakes power a wide range of customer data initiatives and have the power to store, transform, and manage proprietary and public data in a very durable and secure format. In terms of analytics and being able to address questions and business and public challenges with this data, Amazon Redshift and Athena allow you to easily query and ask questions of data so that you don't just have the data, but you can gather meaningful insights from that. And if you want to look at your data and see where some of the trends are, Amazon QuickSight is designed to dashboard data and make it actionable in real-time. Now that we've laid out some of those, I want to briefly talk about Amazon SageMaker, which is a full suite of managed artificial intelligence and machine learning services which allow you to model a wide range of inputs. They're designed to make AI and ML accessible and easier to use so that depending on what level of practitioner you are when it comes to things like machine learning, you're able to hit the ground running, spending less time worrying about getting your data in the right format or how exactly you have to code your algorithms and a lot more time focused on what the real world and sustainability impacts of those results can be. Now when we think about innovation and think about sustainability, you may have heard some things about the Amazon culture, mostly that we like to work backwards from pressing customer challenges or that we can be a little bit quirky. And these things are all absolutely true. In fact, when it comes time to sit down with our customers and look at how we can accelerate their innovation, one of the biggest things we do isn't just look at the technology, although I'm happy to talk through more of those 200 plus features and the services within those features like Greengrass. But the main challenge really tends to be cultural. And so because of that, there's a few techniques we typically use when we're engaging with customers to look at how we can design pilots and projects to really help them address their sustainability initiatives. And the first one is selecting an achievable pilot with a measurable ROI. Select what you want to do and make sure that you can measure that impact. It's not about taking off something that's too grand or ambitious right away, but really being able to show a quick win. The second thing is to integrate it with your business operations. If you have key challenges that are serving as a bottleneck or blocking your flow in terms of your business operations, let's pick a pilot that really addresses one of the key aspects of that. The third piece is to gain operational experience and accumulate data. Every experiment, every pilot, every proof of concept is a learning opportunity. So by using those to generate data, which you can then leverage tools like QuickSight and SageMaker to figure out what those trends are, it's all about making sure you can get that data and store it somewhere that you can use it like an Amazon S3 bucket. Now the fourth part here is repeat. By using data to guide additional pilot projects in use cases. This may sound a lot like the scientific method and in many ways it's rooted in that. But after you've put together one pilot, you have some ROI, you're able to see what the results are. Use that data, use the algorithms, figure out where your next objectives are and where your next pilot's going to be. Some of the keys to success that we've heard from working with hundreds of customers on these types of projects is number one, get buy-in from leadership at the very beginning of the process. It's great to be led from the bottoms up and from the boots on the ground practitioners. However, really having a strong stance from leadership can mean that there can be a lot of cultural changes that can happen for the entire organization. Number two is to get sustainability and IT in the same conversations. As we heard from that study from 451 Research, moving to the cloud inherently can lead to up to an 88% lower carbon footprint. That is a key piece of many customer sustainability objectives. And so think about IT as another tool that you can use to really examine what your footprint looks like and how you can optimize it. The third thing here, kind of like I talked about earlier, is select an achievable measurable pilot. Focus on a short-term achievable win rather than trying to boil the ocean. This frequently means really unpacking what you want to do. One technique we like to use is the five whys. When you make a statement about why something is the way it is or you're trying to understand a system, you should be able to peel that back by asking why? Why this? Why that? And questioning assumptions five times to truly get to the root cause. The next key to success is provide training and support to the implementation team. Great intentions are great, but great intentions coupled with useful skills are even better. With AWS, if it's a pilot based in the cloud, we have a variety of free online trainings that your implementation team can use to become cloud practitioners, solutions architect, DevOps professionals, et cetera. But by having that training and support, you can really start to build momentum. And the last thing here is to set deadlines and create urgency to ensure it's delivered. Things that have a deadline and are being tracked are things that tend to be delivered. So making sure that these projects have some type of life cycle and are actively tracked is a key to being successful. That as well as getting leadership from the top down and all the other things I've talked about. Together we found that some of these best practices really help support customers as they accelerate innovation through these pilot projects that lead to business operation improvements that ultimately lead to a positive feedback in terms of operational data. Now, one of the case studies I want to quickly talk about is with Siemens. So the goal of sustainable construction is to reduce the industry's impact on the environment. The demand is expected to create pressure on strategic resources that are essential to the building process. These includes energy, raw materials and water, not to mention pressure on human resources as construction projects use the world's largest workforce. Now, according to the UN Environment Program in 2017, the construction industry has the greatest opportunity to affect environmental issues due to buildings, environments, major share in energy construction and contribution to global warming. A specific AI use case that land lease is looking for is intelligent buildings, buildings that can self-optimize their operations and all-encompassing building management systems to better serve their inhabitants. The data collected from these digitally-enabled assets can be used to assess trends and design the future of buildings. Now, by partnering with Siemens, we were able to build their digital lifecycle platform for smart buildings on AWS. This was able to establish digital twins of buildings on Minesphere, the Siemens IoT operating system. From there, they could develop value-add services like optimization of energy and space usage while also adopting that DevOps culture and practices and development teams, something I talked about in the previous slide. By digitally building technology businesses from the sales planning through to the operations, they were able to reduce innovation and deployment cycles, saving 50% in energy costs, 20% in maintenance cost reductions and 15% higher customer satisfaction. Before we wrap up, I actually want to talk about one more case study, and that's ONG. We worked with ONG AWS to move its data from silos to create the Common Data Hub or the CDH. It's a custom-built data repository using a globally-distributed data lake and analytics solution on AWS. ONG has collected over 95 terabytes of data set up in their Common Data Hub with over 351 projects globally. Since implementing the Common Data Hub, ONG's renewable fleet of wind farms, solar farms and hydroelectric dams has become significantly more efficient and furnished up to a 5% savings. Now, these are just a few of the case studies here that I wanted to call out that really tie together Amazon and AWS's commitment to sustainability through some of the resources that we talked about earlier as well as through some of the cultural pillars and keys to success. So with that, thank you all for joining us today. Please go ahead and leave your questions in the chat. If we cannot answer them now, we are happy to share our contact information and we look forward to following up with you offline. And with that, I believe we are headed into a break. So thank you all for joining us and have a fantastic rest of your day. Hello, so just a reminder, everyone. Thank you, Liz. Thank you, Marilyn. Just if you could please type your questions in the Q&A and both Liz and Marilyn will be able to answer you via the text. If you could both read the questions, Liz and Marilyn, and then provide the answers. Thank you. And I think there's one question already from Carl, Liz, if you may want to address that one. I have quite a few questions already. Two or three already. Happy to. And we've put some questions in the chat. Carl's question was about AWS plan for open footprint platform. In general though, as we teed up, we're all about working backwards to really understand what our customer customers are asking for. And at this point, we're really still in listening mode with a lot of it, trying to figure out what customers, how we can help them, what their key priorities are. And then from there, we'll figure out the best way to engage. So hopefully that answers some of your questions. Also happy to take some of these offline. Thank you.