In October 2021, ACEN committed to reach net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 or earlier. “Being at the forefront of the energy transition goes hand in hand with our commitment to Net Zero. We will work closely with the Ayala group and continue to collaborate with our stakeholders as we carry out this important journey” - Eric Francia, President and CEO Read the press release
With an 87% renewables share of capacity, among the highest in the region, we aspire to be the largest listed renewables platform in Southeast Asia, with a goal of reaching 5 GW of renewables capacity by 2025.
| 1 | Pro Forma as of 09 March 2022 --Includes 137 MW in recently announced transactions with UPC approved by the Board on 18 Oct2021, subject to regulatory approvals and 410MW from the recently announced transaction with Super Energy, subject to conditions precedent. |
| 1 | Pro Forma as of 09 March 2022 --Includes 137 MW in recently announced transactions with UPC approved by the Board on 18 Oct2021, subject to regulatory approvals and 410MW from the recently announced transaction with Super Energy, subject to conditions precedent. |
In Ilocos Norte, where marine turtles lay eggs and nest, the dangers of poaching and smuggling of the eggs have significantly decreased. Through awareness campaigns and continuous trainings, the local community now acts as guardians of the endangered species, becoming partners of ACEN in turtle conservation.
The 700-hectare Conservation Estate of ACEN in Ilocos Norte is now home to 117 species of birds, 33 of which are endemic, and four classified as vulnerable. The company's wind farms, North Luzon Renewables and NorthWind, with the help of the locals, all work together to preserve biodiversity.
In Alaminos and Palauig, a total of 32,540 kg of plastic waste from solar panel packaging have been recycled into eco bricks to be used as construction materials for solar plant facilities as ACEN aims to "close the loop" in its project locations.
The forests of Pagudpud were once an area for hunting and lumber. Through ACEN’s agroforestry program, local residents learned how to nurture forest for harvest of fruit and vegetables and sustainable farming techniques such as contour hedgerow and watershed systems.
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