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Recently, clean energy developer Vena Energy announced that it has been commissioned by Yada City, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan, to build a 41 MW solar project
there.
When completed, the Yaita project will generate approximately 47,150MWh of electricity per year, providing electricity to the equivalent of 8,938 households
.
In Japan, Vena Energy has 66 projects, including those in operation, under construction and under development, totaling 2.
34 GW
.
The CEO of Vena Energy said: "We are the largest renewable energy IPP in the Asia-Pacific region and we are committed to building a professional local management team committed to working closely
with local communities.
We are proud of our proven track record of supporting Japan's development of a sustainable clean energy supply that provides opportunities for jobs and contributes to economic growth
.
”
Note: Following the acquisition by Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP) in January 2018, Equis Energy changed its name to Vena Energy
earlier this month.
(This article first published cable network: /, please indicate the source for reprinting)
Recently, clean energy developer Vena Energy announced that it has been commissioned by Yada City, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan, to build a 41 MW solar project
there.
When completed, the Yaita project will generate approximately 47,150MWh of electricity per year, providing electricity to the equivalent of 8,938 households
.
In Japan, Vena Energy has 66 projects, including those in operation, under construction and under development, totaling 2.
34 GW
.
The CEO of Vena Energy said: "We are the largest renewable energy IPP in the Asia-Pacific region and we are committed to building a professional local management team committed to working closely
with local communities.
We are proud of our proven track record of supporting Japan's development of a sustainable clean energy supply that provides opportunities for jobs and contributes to economic growth
.
”
Note: Following the acquisition by Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP) in January 2018, Equis Energy changed its name to Vena Energy
earlier this month.
(This article first published cable network: /, please indicate the source for reprinting)
/
