The increasing use of data centers for a wide variety of tasks is causing significant environmental impacts. The use of renewable energies to attenuate this impact has been much discussed by resource providers [4], as have the many challenges associated [5]. In particular, one of these challenges is the availability of renewable energies, and what should be done when they are unavailable. Some schedulers have already been designed for green datacenters, such as [3], but we focus in this work on renewable energy in the edge-cloud context. Hence, we aim at scheduling online jobs on a set of local edge servers that are connected to the grid but also to various renewable energy sources, while a distant cloud server handles the potential overload.