Sustainability begins with sustaining the environment, our local communities and our people.
Vena Energy’s corporate mission is to contribute to the fight against climate change and depletion of natural resources by accelerating the penetration of wind and solar generation in the Asia Pacific energy mix.
As a pure renewable energy player with a reach across Asia-Pacific, we play a leading role in decarbonizing the economy through the generation of clean renewable energy and we are committed to work together with our host communities to preserve the environment and enable a virtuous local economic development.
Our Commitment To Sustainability
Sustainability remains the centrepiece of Vena Energy’s corporate strategy, as we operate to deliver benefits and results to all our stakeholders, including our employees, suppliers, counterparties, investors, partners and, especially, to the environment and to the communities that host our projects. We achieve this by pursuing accretive business opportunities while remaining focused on environmental and social risk management to create lasting value for the environment and for local economies. We are committed to invest in green sustainable projects and activities that drive the transition to a low carbon and circular economy.
Green Financing Framework:
As challenges such as climate change and depletion of natural resources become increasingly evident, the business and financial community have enhanced the scrutiny of their own activities as well as the activities of their counterparties. A growing number of investors and businesses are keen to understand the social and environmental impact of the companies they invest in or do business with. In the absence of an obligation to disclose such information, Vena Energy has voluntarily established a comprehensive Green Financing Framework since 2018, in order to enhance our planning and disclosure practices as well as providing transparency and accountability to our stakeholders.
The Vena Energy Green Financing Framework was independently assessed by Vigeo Eiris and Japan Credit Rating Agency and has received the highest level of assurance by both agencies.
ENVIRONMENTAL, SOCIAL AND GOVERNANCE (“ESG”)
Vena Energy has implemented a comprehensive ESG policy across all its activities in accordance with local and international standards, including:
- Local environment, health and safety laws and regulations
- International Finance Corporation’s Performance Standards
- World Bank Group Environmental, Health and Safety Guidelines
- International Labour Organisation Declaration on Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work
- UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights
The ESG policy provides guidelines on key ESG-related areas including the selection of investments in supporting the reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, assessment of environmental, health and safety and community impacts of projects, recruitment, wages, workplace safety and diversity policies and the monitoring and recording of environmental and social issues. We also firmly believe in engaging with our local communities throughout the life-cycle of our projects, with the objective of enabling sustainable social and economic development locally. We support local employment by creating job opportunities for the members of our hosting communities and we then focus on training and empowering our employees through the establishment of numerous self-development programs.
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Nov 2019
Vigeo Eiris Second Party Opinion on the Sustainability of Vena Energy's Green Bond / Loan
SUSTAINABILITY METRICS
Explore the map to see the sustainability metrics for each country.
VENA ENERGY
SUSTAINABILITY METRICS
Total
8,501,376
Megawatt Hours
SOLAR
3,400,359
Megawatt Hours
Wind
5,101,017
Megawatt Hours
1,664,289
Households Powered
6,653,346
Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions Reduction in Tonnes
8,032
Water Saved in Megalitres
1,413,695
Passengers Cars Taken Off the Road
109,984,452
Trees Planted
Updated Q4 2019
VENA ENERGY
SUSTAINABILITY METRICS
Total
8,501,376
Megawatt Hours
SOLAR
3,400,359
Megawatt Hours
Wind
5,101,017
Megawatt Hours
1,664,289
Households Powered
6,653,346
Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions Reduction in Tonnes
8,032
Water Saved in Megalitres
1,413,695
Passengers Cars Taken Off the Road
109,984,452
Trees Planted
Updated Q3 2019
