AC Energy expands to Australia with renewables

AC Energy fast-tracks Australia solar facility

Source: PhilStar 26 June 2020 – MANILA, Philippines  — AC Energy Inc. is fast-tracking the construction of a mega solar farm in Australia after securing a deal to connect the project to the grid. The company’s joint venture with UPC Renewables, UPCAC Renewables Australia, signed the connection agreement with TransGrid for the connection arrangements for…

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Philippines’ Oldest Conglomerate to Get Out of Coal by 2030

Source: Bloomberg 20 April 2020 – Ayala Corp., the Philippines’ oldest conglomerate, aims to fully divest from coal by 2030, a rare rebuke of the fuel in a region where its use is expected to grow. Ayala’s power-generation unit, AC Energy Philippines Inc., will also boost investments in renewable generation as it transitions to a low-carbon…

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Ayala consolidates domestic, foreign energy businesses

Source: Inquirer.net 20 March 2020 – AC Energy Inc., the Ayala group’s power generation platform, is consolidating its overseas and domestic businesses by ramping up stake in AC Energy Philippines Inc. (ACEPH) to 85 percent. The Ayala group took over management of ACEPH in September 2019 by mustering an interest of 66.34 percent in the…

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Ayala energy unit to ramp up overseas expansion

Source: BusinessWorld  9 December 2019 – AYALA-LED AC Energy, Inc. is setting aside the bulk of the $1.5 billion shored up from recent capital-raising activities for projects in the Philippines, Australia and Vietnam, while looking at India and Myanmar as new markets, its top official said. Eric T. Francia, AC Energy president and chief executive…

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AC Energy working on 550 MW of power projects starting 2020

Source: Business Mirror 6 December 2019 – AC Energy Philippines Inc. , formerly Phinma Energy Corp., is all set to undertake 550 megawatts (MW) of power projects in the country starting next year, its top official said. Company President Eric Francia identified three projects with a combined capacity of 330 MW that are up for…

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