Vena Powers Japan's 51-MW Solar Park

• Vena Energy and Kyudenko Corporation have successfully completed the Nanao Solar photovoltaic plant in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan; a 51-MW solar park with 118,848 solar panels capable of powering 10,443 homes. This is Vena Energy's first renewable energy project in the region, part of their 43 GW solar park assets across the Asia-Pacific.

Vena Energy, a Singapore-based renewables company, announced the successful launch of a 51-MW solar park in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan. The Nanao Solar photovoltaic plant takes up 102 hectares of land, with 118,848 solar panels capable of providing electricity to10,443 homes. The project was developed by a joint venture between Vena Energy and Kyudenko Corporation, who specialize in renewables survey, design and construction. This venture is part of the 43 GW of onshore, offshore, and battery assets Vena Energy has amassed across the Asia-Pacific region. This marks Vena Energy's first renewable energy project in Ishikawa.

What Benefits Does Vena Energy's Nanao Solar Plant Bring to Ishikawa?

• The Nanao Solar Plant will provide clean, renewable energy to Ishikawa and the surrounding region.
• The plant is expected to reduce annual carbon dioxide emissions by approximately 34,100 tons.
• The project will provide up to 31 new jobs in the region.
• Kyuden Corporation will be providing 24/7 monitoring and maintenance of the plant for improved reliability and safety.
• The project has received significant local support from the Ishikawa Prefecture government and the Nanao City government.
• Vena Energy and Kyuden Corporation have committed to local philanthropic initiatives, including work to protect the environment and support local charities.
• The project is a key part of Vena Energy’s strategy of investing in renewable energy projects across the Asia-Pacific region.