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Our Communities
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.
Beach Cleaning at East Coast Park, Singapore
Every year there are tonnes of waste that is washed up the shoreline, or discarded by people visiting the park. Vena Energy organized a beach-cleaning initiative, to clear debris and rubbish from the beaches at the East Coast Park in Singapore.
Donation of School Supplies to Yayasan Anak in Lombok, Indonesia
From 22 to 24 November, employees from Vena Energy Indonesia partnered with ING in Singapore and Indonesia, to donate critical school supplies and general improvements to the Peduli Anak Foundation, a is a non-profit organization for child welfare in Lombok and Sumbawa, Indonesia dedicated to providing family-like care, education, in-home family care, medical and legal support to thousands of underprivileged, neglected and abused children who have been placed in our care by the Indonesian child social services.
Wildlife Preservation in Chiayi County, Taiwan
Vena Energy committed significant resources to conduct enhanced impact assessment and mitigation planning for habitats, shorten the construction period so that it would not affect the winter migratory season and reserved an area of approximately 24.1-hectares for the Ecological Conservation Area, so that local wildlife including waterfowls can flourish.
Accessible Medical Care for Rural India
As part of a year-long campaign in 2018, Vena Energy initiated a mobile medical unit that provided weekly curative and preventive services to the villagers near its FTP and JMB wind projects in the city of Dewas, in the state of Madya Pradesh, India. It was implemented with a local NGO, Helpage.
Empowering Future Generations Through Education in Indonesia
Vena Energy funded and commenced the construction of a community kindergarten in 2017 in Jeneponto, and subsequently enrolled its first cadre of 43 students in June 2018. Supported by three teachers and a coordinator, the kindergarten’s mission is to deliver accessible, even free, education to children from families of local farmers and villagers.
