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We continued to execute our renewables expansion across our key markets, growing our renewables capacity to ~4,700 MW, which comprises 99% of total capacity, among the highest in the region.
1 | Includes projects that are operating and under construction |
2 | Includes 48 MW from ACEN's investments in NEFIN rooftop solar projects, across Mainland China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Thailand, and Malaysia. |
3 | as of 2022 Integrated Report |
Total attributable renewables capacity
Renewable energy share
New renewables projects in 2022
Total assets
Market capitalization
Total shareholders’ equity
Investments in renewables (Capex)
Target attributable renewables
capacity by 2030
Maiden peso green bond
The strong support of Philippine institutional and retail investors for our maiden peso green bond issuance will help us realize our vision 20 GW renewables by 2030.
Green loans raised for Australia expansion
Greenhouse gas emissions target
Raised from ETM transaction
Output from renewable sources
We showed strong growth through our attributable renewables output, which grew 27% year-on-year.
Net Income
Consolidated revenues
Attributable EBITDA
Completion of acquisition
100% owned by ACEN
New strategic partnerships
[WATCH] ACEN's stockholders' meeting held last April 24, 2023
ACEN is the largest issuer of green bonds in the Philippines with over $1B green bonds raised.
ACEN is the first energy company in Southeast Asia to take this critical step towards achieving Net Zero.
Taking out the impact of non-cash items, ACEN’s profitability increased 150 percent year over year, driven by a threefold growth in core operating earnings
Renewables developer ACEN and the CEFC have joined forces to develop large-scale clean energy assets across Australia, powered by a $75 million CEFC investment that will accelerate an 8 GW clean energy portfolio that includes solar, wind, battery and pumped hydro.
For the first time ever, signatories of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) penned an agreement to “transition away from fossil fuels in energy systems, in a just, orderly and equitable manner.”