Singapore-based Vena Global Group Pte Ltd is ramping up its renewable energy presence across Asia-Pacific, securing 1.1 gigawatts (GW) of new offtake contracts and construction capacity so far in 2025. This pushes its overall contracted and construction (OCC) portfolio to 9.7 GW.
The OCC portfolio is spread across key markets: 2.4 GW in Japan, 2.4 GW in North Asia-Pacific (South Korea, Taiwan, and Australia), 3.8 GW in Southeast Asia (Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Thailand), and 1.1 GW in India.
Vena said it will fast-track its construction program this year, with 2.4 GW of new projects kicking off in addition to 1.2 GW already underway, bringing its active construction portfolio to 3.6 GW—nearly four times its average over the past three years and its largest to date.
To fuel this expansion, the company plans to grow its Green Fund partnerships, widening both their scale and regional coverage. Originally launched in 2019 with Japan’s Hikari LPS, the platform has since attracted institutional investors into Vena’s high-performing renewable assets while allowing the group to retain equity ownership and operational control.
Beyond renewables, Vena also recently launched Vena Nexus, its green digital infrastructure platform focused on integrated power and AI-ready data centers, which now has a pipeline of 3 GW IT capacity in Japan and Southeast Asia.
“We are excited to accelerate our green portfolio and strengthen Asia’s energy independence and decarbonization goals,” said Nitin Apte, CEO of Vena Group. “This growth reflects our long-term commitment to sustainability and innovation.”
