Vena Energy
Vena Energy is a leading renewable energy company in the Asia-Pacific region that owns, develops, constructs, operates, manages and commercialises a renewable energy portfolio totalling 16 GW of solar, onshore wind, offshore wind, battery storage and hybrid renewable energy projects.
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Vena Energy’s 53 MW Kasama Solar Project starts operation
Over 14,000 homes will benefit from this.
Vena Energy bags $63.4m green loan for 26MW solar project in Japan
It is co-financed by the Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank.
First phase of Yunlin solar project in Taiwan goes online: Vena Energy
The project, which has 340,000 PV solar panels, has the capacity of 134MW.
Vena Energy starts 42MW Cole solar project operations in Taiwan
It features 100,000 domestically produced solar panels.
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Asian Power Awards 2024 Winner: Nepal Water and Energy Development Company (NWEDC)
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NWEDC's EPIC process has set new benchmarks for community engagement and sustainable energy development in Nepal, winning the Hydro Power Project of the Year - Silver category at the Asian Power Awards 2024.
Asian Power Awards 2024 Winner: Nepal Water and Energy Development Company (NWEDC)
NWEDC's EPIC process has set new benchmarks for community engagement and sustainable energy development in Nepal, winning the Hydro Power Project of the Year - Silver category at the Asian Power Awards 2024.
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Offshore wind power needs Singapore’s expertise as Asia’s reliance on fossil fuels rises