June 26 (Reuters) - Renewable energy developer Invenergy

and social media giant Meta Platforms ( META ) have signed four

deals to supply 791 megawatts (MW) more of solar and wind power

to operate data centers, the companies said on Thursday.

This is the latest in a

string of deals

by Meta to meet the surging power demand of its data

centers needed for artificial intelligence technologies using

clean energy.

Last year, Meta had signed four contracts with the

Chicago-based Invenergy for 760 MW of solar electricity.

Invenergy said Thursday's deals bring the companies' total

partnership to 1,800 MW.

Meta has previously announced deals with several large

solar projects

, a

geothermal startup

, and is also

seeking proposals

from

nuclear power developers

.

The electricity from Invenergy's solar and wind projects

in Ohio, Arkansas and Texas will be delivered to the local grid,

while Meta will receive the clean energy credits associated with

the new generation capacity coming online, the energy company

said.

The companies did not disclose the financial details of

the deals.