Vena Group

22/07/2026

Vena Energy, together with its project companies across the Philippines, has mobilised resources and volunteers in support of the Department of Education’s annual Brigada Eskwela program, helping create safe, clean and conducive learning environments for thousands of students ahead of the new school year.

In Samar, the Gemini Wind Energy Corp team donated specialised roof paints to 13 public elementary and high schools. In Rizal, Pililla Wind Power Corporation donated paint and cleaning supplies to Bugarin Elementary School, and 33 volunteers, including Vena Energy employees, joined teachers and parents to repaint classrooms and clean common areas. Sembrano Wind Power Corporation is donating 32 stand fans to Malaya and Niogan Elementary Schools.

Other project companies also provided paint and cleaning materials to partner schools within their host communities.

"Our participation in Brigada Eskwela goes beyond preparing classrooms for the start of the school year. It reflects our deep commitment to being a responsible and trusted partner to our host communities," said Samrinder Nehria, Head of Vena Energy in The Philippines.

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Demonstrating its unwavering commitment to sustainable development and community empowerment, renewable energy leader Vena Energy, together with its project

21/07/2026

Seven years of making time to refresh, reset, and recharge.

VENA Day is our annual reminder that our people are at the heart of everything we do.

Whether it was travelling, spending time with loved ones, enjoying a favourite hobby, or simply taking a well-earned break, we hope everyone returned refreshed and re-energised.

Here's to taking care of ourselves, supporting one another, and continuing to engineer a greener future for all.

08/07/2026

Our Australian team has partnered with Murilla Kindergarten (an early childhood education centre for children aged three to five) in Miles, Queensland to launch a new After-Kindy Care Programme for local families.

Miles is a rural town in Queensland's Western Downs region, where Vena Energy’s Wandoan South solar and battery precinct is located.

The programme runs Monday to Thursday for up to 10 children daily, bridging the gap between the end of the kindergarten day and the close of the standard working day. For a town like Miles, where after-hours childcare has been limited, this fills a genuine need.

Since launching, the programme has been positively received by the community. Ingrid Uebergang, President of Murilla Kindergarten Association Inc., says: "The programme has reduced barriers to employment and provided families with greater flexibility and financial stability, particularly for mothers returning to work who can now do so knowing their children are in a familiar, high-quality environment."

It's the second time Vena Group has supported Murilla Kindergarten, following a successful application to our Community Sponsorship Programme in 2025 that funded an expansion of the facility’s learning spaces to meet growing enrolment demand in the region.

24/06/2026

Investing in the next generation is one of the most impactful things we can do, which is why we are proud to share that our renewable energy arm, Vena Energy, has signed a 25-year scholarship agreement with Northwest Samar State University (NwSSU) in the Philippines.

This agreement will support 10 STEM students per year with PHP 25,000 per semester in financial assistance, for 25 continuous years.

This is part of our ongoing commitment to the communities where we operate, investing in the next generation of engineers, scientists and local leaders.

These scholars join 28 others already supported by Vena Energy across its wider project portfolio in the Philippines, bringing the total to 38 nationwide.

Read the full press release: https://venagroup.com/vena-energy-cements-25-year-scholarship-agreement-with-northwest-samar-state-university-to-empower-stem-students/

Energy

10/06/2026

🧩🎬 Leadership isn’t just about strategy and decision-making — it’s about collaboration, patience, and having a bit of fun along the way.

In this episode of Watt’s Up, Lauraan Low, an Associate from Human Resources, sits down with our COO, Juan Mas Valor, for a light-hearted chat whilst tackling our 10 GW puzzle together.

From laughs and stories to insights about leadership and company culture, this conversation gives a refreshing glimpse into the people behind our purpose of Engineering a Greener Future.

05/06/2026

In celebration of World Environment Day, 19 employee volunteers from our Philippines team gathered at Sitio Kilingan in Antipolo City, Rizal, to join 100 members of the local People’s Organisation, a community conservation group, in the ceremonial planting of 200 seedlings in support of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources' (DENR) Forests for Life programme. Beyond the 200 seedlings, the support and commitment is for the adoption and planting of an initial 50 hectares of forestland with the aim of adopting more areas in the country that require support and where tangible, hands-on actions are needed.

Through this initiative, our volunteers contributed to the Philippines' national goal of planting five million trees by 2028, reinforcing our commitment to sustainability and corporate social responsibility.

By encouraging employees to actively engage in environmental conservation efforts, the company continues to foster a workplace culture that values sustainability, community partnership, and collective action.

20/05/2026

Recently, our team in the Philippines held two community fund turnover ceremonies with indigenous communities in Quezon - the Dumagat/Remontado Indigenous Cultural Communities of Tanay in April, and the Dumagat/Remontado Indigenous Peoples of General Nakar last week.

These ceremonies formalise the delivery of funds to support community priorities including education, infrastructure, healthcare and livelihood programs, all guided by the Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) process.

As we transition to clean energy, we are proud to build lasting partnerships with the communities that make it possible.

14/04/2026

Around 1,160 Olive Ridley sea turtle hatchlings have been released into the ocean this season through the Pawikan Conservation Project in Ilocos Norte, Philippines - the biggest season yet since launching in 2022.

The project is a partnership between The Mead Foundation and Nuevo Solar Energy Corp, a joint venture between Vena Group and MGen Renewable Energy, with support from the Provincial Government of Ilocos Norte.

The Philippines is home to five of the world's seven sea turtle species. Projects like this one help protect them, and the communities trained as Pawikan Rangers are helping make sure that work continues long term.

We are proud to support this work alongside our partners in Ilocos Norte.

24/02/2026

Watt’s Up? ⚡Our new video series is LIVE! 🎥

Kicking things off, our CEO, Nitin Apte, sits down with Shania Ho, Associate, Investment for a candid chat. From big-picture strategy to celebrating wins, Nitin shares his mantra: “Live, Laugh, Love.” 💡😂❤️

Episode 1 is out now! Catch laughs, insights, and a peek at the amazing people powering our mission: Engineering a Greener Future.

04/02/2026

Vena Nexus has officially broken ground on the Nexus Yang Green Data Centre Campus in Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia — a landmark development designed to power the next generation of AI and cloud computing in Southeast Asia.

Held symbolically on International Clean Energy Day, and officiated by YAB Dato’ Seri Utama Haji Aminuddin bin Harun, Menteri Besar Negeri Sembilan, underscoring the project’s role in the state’s economic acceleration and within the Malaysia Vision Valley 2.0 (MVV 2.0) development corridor.

Spanning 157 acres with an initial target IT load of approximately 350 MW, Nexus Yang is expected to create high-value jobs, strengthen local supply chains, and support Malaysia’s long-term ambitions for AI-ready, sustainable digital infrastructure.

Read more here: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7424713682938482689