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Vena Energy believes sustainability is about working together with diverse stakeholders for a better world and future. For families in rural communities and small towns where many of our projects are located, Vena Energy’s projects are an opportunity for the next generation to stay and work a job in the place where they grew up.
Wetlands clean-up for the protection of the ocean, the environment and wild birds
Last Saturday our colleagues from Vena Energy Taiwan participated clean-up exercise, in partnership with the National Property Administration (NPA) and the Kaoshsiung Wild Bird Society (KWBS), in the surrounding wetlands of our 70 MW Mingus Solar Project in Chiayi County.
Celebrating the Dragon Boat Festival with the Host Communities in Taiwan
Vena Energy Taiwan celebrated the Dragon Boat Festival, or 端午節 with its host communities by donating 50 bags of rice to 50 low-income families in the MeiNung Township in Kaoshiung.
Donation of surgical masks to our host communities in Japan
Between 22 to 28 May Vena Energy Japan and Nippon Wind Energy (NWE) donated a total of 12,000 surgical masks to its wind project host communities in Aomori, Fukui , Tottori, Kagoshima, Kumamoto and Shimane. These surgical masks will assist the communities that may face shortage of surgical masks and other essentials.
Distribution of rice to the communities of Talim Island in the Philippines
Previous Next Back to Our Communities Distribution of rice to the communities of Talim Island in the Philippines Since March 2020, the island of Luzon…
Donating Reusable Masks and PPE to our Host Communities in Indonesia
To support the local communities and governments of the Jeneponto Regency in South Sulawesi and Central and East Lombok Regency
Providing food and other essentials to the elderly in Singapore
Today we partnered with Willing Hearts, an NGO wholly run by volunteers, who operates a soup kitchen that prepares, cooks, and distributes daily meals to beneficiaries including the elderly, the disabled, low-income families, children from single-parent families, and migrant workers.
