Cloud computing offers utility-based services to IT users across the world. Its impact is increased with the demand for computing resources like CPU, storage access, network, and applications for business, consumer, or scientific domains. The hosting of large datacenters provides these resources. These datacenters, in return, consume a large amount of energy, yielding a high cost for the operation of these datacenters along with the environment being affected by carbon footprints and greenhouse gases (GHG) emitted- i.e. work most closely and frequently with carbon-free energy sources like...