ACEN is the listed energy platform of the Ayala Group. The company has ~4,000 MW of attributable capacity from owned facilities in the Philippines, Vietnam, Indonesia, India, and Australia, with a renewable share of 98%, which is among the highest in the region.
As ACEN accelerates its renewable energy investments, it remains fully committed to play a meaningful role in the green-led recovery.
Remaining to be its core market, ACEN has built a solid platform in the Philippines from which to continue its growth as a company, while contributing to the nation’s progress.
The year 2021 saw the infusion of international assets into ACEN and our transformation from a Philippine focused energy provider into a regional renewable energy power player in the Asia Pacific, with international assets now comprising 60 percent of our portfolio.
As a licensed retail electricity supplier, ACEN’s energy solutions experts work with businesses to enable a seamless transition to renewable energy
Customers with a monthly power demand of at least 100 kW for the past 12 months who want to jumpstart their sustainability journey can now switch to their preferred renewable energy supplier through the Green Energy Option Program (GEOP).
Customers with a monthly power demand of at least 500 kW for the past 12 months can now switch to their preferred retail electricity supplier through the Retail Competition and Open Access (RCOA).
Renewables developer ACEN Australia has executed key contracts and announced that a final investment decision on the 400 MW (520 MWdc) Stubbo Solar project has been made, allowing the project to fully proceed.
The 72 MW Arayat-Mexico Solar Farm, a joint venture between ACEN and Citicore, is now fully operational, generating 105 GWh of renewable energy, the equivalent of supplying electricity to approximately 45,000 homes.
In a recent virtual awarding ceremony, the Department of Energy (DOE) recognized ACEN’s Retail Electricity Supply (ACEN RES) group for its continuous support to the Retail Competition and Open Access (RCOA) program through its compliance with the reportorial requirements required under DOE Circular No. DC2013-05-0006, entitled, “Enjoining All Generation Companies, Distribution Utilities, Suppliers and Local Suppliers to Ensure an Effective and Successful Transition towards the Implementation of Retail Competition and Open Access”.
Already operating 525 MW of renewables capacity among its solar and wind farms, with 440 MW more under construction, Vietnam is ACEN’s largest market to date outside of the Philippines