ACEN Corp. said Monday it achieved 100-percent renewable energy generation across its portfolio earlier this year, completing a strategic transition from fossil fuels.
The Ayala Group’s energy arm said in a statement it advanced a diversified set of projects in 2025. Solar energy accounted for 4,634 megawatts (MW), wind reached 1,957 MW, geothermal totaled 115 MW and battery energy storage stood at 304 MW.
The company now operates exclusively on renewable energy and maintains a target of Net Zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
The milestone marks a significant shift from 2016, when the company reached 1,000 MW of capacity with a portfolio anchored on coal and only 2 percent renewable energy.
ACEN president and chief executive Eric Francia said the milestone reflects a long-term strategy to align the company with the future of the energy system while supporting decarbonization in a commercially disciplined way.
The company has reshaped its strategy over the last decade by redirecting capital and building capabilities to scale clean energy while taking steps to exit coal.
Its renewable energy portfolio has grown to over 7 gigawatts of attributable capacity, including projects that are operational, under construction or supported by signed agreements.
As a developer, builder and operator, the company leverages its agility to accelerate the energy transition across its markets. These projects support economic activity and local development across host communities.
ACEN is among the fastest-growing renewable energy platforms in the Asia Pacific.
While the Philippines remains its core market, the company has established a wholly owned platform in Australia and maintains operations in Vietnam, India and Lao PDR, along with strategic investments in Indonesia.
