About Vena Energy

Vena Energy’s first asset base originated in 2012 with investments into 10 solar projects in Thailand totaling 92 MW.
In 2013, we expanded into Japan by investing in four solar assets totaling 48 MW, and into India with a 54 MW wind project.
In the following year, we invested in a 30 MW solar project and 54 MW wind project in the Philippines.
In 2015, we received our first successful bid for a 130 MW solar project in India, while expanding into Taiwan and Indonesia.
In 2016, we commissioned the 132 MW Project Pollo, Southeast Asia’s largest single solar project. Additionally, we signed the first 60 MW wind power-purchase-agreement (PPA) in Indonesia and expanded into Australia.
In the following year, we secured a tender to develop Taiwan’s largest solar project at that time, the 70 MW Mingus Solar Project.

Acquired by Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP), CIC Capital Corporation (CIC Capital) and Public Sector Pension Investment Board (PSP Investments) and rebranded as Vena Energy.
Commenced the construction of the 127MW Tailem Bend Solar Project in South Australia.
Expanded into the South Korean market.

Obtained Investment Grade corporate rating.
Fully commissioned five solar and wind projects in Indonesia totalling 114MW, five solar projects in Japan totalling 82MW, a 127MW solar project in South Australia, and two solar projects in Taiwan totalling 80MW.

First Singapore-headquartered company to issue a corporate USD green bond.
Commenced construction on a 47 MW wind project in Japan.
Signed a PPA for our first battery storage project in Queensland, Australia.
Secured our first hybrid wind and solar project in India and won a tender to build Taiwan’s largest solar project in Yunlin County.
Added the largest solar project in the Miyagi Prefecture in Japan to our construction portfolio.

Launched the VENUS program, the renewable energy industry’s first gender diversity-focused education sponsorship program for undergraduates with the Nanyang Technological University in Singapore.
Signed a JPY 53 bn Sustainability-Linked Revolving Credit Facility and were rated top 1st percentile in the global utility industry by Sustainalytics.
Surpassed 500 MW operating capacity in Japan and began commercial operation of our first wind project.