A .energy TLD is a top-level domain suitable for websites, businesses, and organizations involved in the energy industry or promoting sustainable energy solutions.
Introduced in 2014, the .energy TLD provides a specific namespace for companies, organizations, and individuals engaged in the energy sector, including renewable energy, clean tech, and energy conservation.
Using a .energy TLD can help businesses and organizations establish a distinct online identity focused on the energy industry. It signifies a commitment to energy innovation, sustainability, and environmental responsibility.
It's ideal for energy companies, renewable energy providers, sustainability organizations, environmental groups, and businesses promoting energy-efficient products or solutions.
Anyone can register a .energy domain name, making it accessible to businesses and individuals seeking a domain extension that reflects involvement in the energy industry or commitment to sustainability.
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