Around the world, nations are racing to adopt clean, renewable energy sources to address climate change, reduce their dependence on fossil fuels, and build stronger, more resilient economies. Among all renewable energy options, solar energy emerges as one of the most promising. Its abundance, declining cost, and wide range of benefits make it central to…
By Gabryelle Dumalag (Philippine Daily Inquirer) A vast stretch of land in Zambales, once buried under lahar from Mount Pinatubo’s 1991 eruption, has found new life as the site of the country’s largest solar farm—transforming a disaster-scarred landscape into a hub for clean energy and community development. The 585-megawatt SanMar Solar project in San Marcelino,…
12 September 2025 – ACEN, the listed renewable energy company of the Ayala group, has been recognized with two distinguished accolades at the HR Asia Best Companies to Work for in Asia Awards 2025, held at the Marriott Grand Ballroom in Manila. For the second consecutive year, ACEN has received the HR Asia Best Companies to Work for…
2 September 2025 – ACEN Australia’s 900 MW Robbins Island Wind project has secured Federal Government approval – a major step in unlocking one of the largest private investments in Tasmania’s history and positioning the state as a major player in Australia’s clean energy transition. The AUD$3 billion development is expected to generate enough power for…
Dak Cheung, Lao PDR / 28 August 2025 – What began as a bold idea in 2011 is now a milestone in Asia’s clean energy story. The Monsoon Wind Power Project has officially reached its COD on 22 August 2025, becoming the first cross-border renewable energy project in Asia. Today, 600 MW of clean, utility-scale…
ACEN is ramping up its efforts to increase its renewables gigawatt (GW) capacity across the Philippines and Asia Pacific. This goal reflects the company’s commitment to harnessing clean energy sources, including solar and wind, to create lasting benefits for communities and the environment. By focusing on large-scale solar and wind projects, ACEN is accelerating the…
17 July 2025 – Globe has started shifting more than 3,000 cell sites and other low-energy utilization facilities to renewable energy (RE) in Metro Manila and Region IV-A, with completion expected no later than 2028. Demonstrating its continued leadership in climate action, Globe scales up its net-zero ambition by being the first telco and digital service provider…
The global push toward renewable energy capacity has significantly transformed how countries generate power. The Philippines is no exception. Its unique geography and rich natural resources make it an ideal market for renewable energy development and consumption. But just how capable is the country in successfully harnessing these resources for a sustainable future? In this…
As environmental challenges grow more urgent, government policies on renewable energy have become essential in shaping the future. These policies not only combat climate change but also drive sustainable energy solutions for communities worldwide. The transition to renewable energy requires more than technological advancements—it is driven by clear and supportive policies. Governments are instrumental in…
12 August 2025 – Mapúa University, the Philippines’ premier engineering and technological school, and ACEN Renewable Energy Solutions (ACEN RES), the retail arm of ACEN, the listed renewable energy company of the Ayala group, have forged a partnership to supply the university’s campuses with 100% renewable energy. Under the partnership, ACEN RES will power Mapúa Manila and Mapúa Makati campuses with sustainable power from ACEN’s…
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