BrightNight, a global renewable power producer, announced a partnership with ACEN Corporation for the development, construction, and operation of a 1.0 GW renewable power portfolio in the Philippines. The collaboration aims to deploy USD 1.2b for 1 GW renewable projects over 5 years, building on their successful Indian partnership. BrightNight leverages its AI-driven platform PowerAlpha for large-scale renewable power plants. ACEN, with 4.8 GW across Asia Pacific, supports BrightNight’s expansion in the fast-growing Philippine market, contributing resources and regional expertise. BrightNight is developing a global portfolio of 37 GW, supported by global investors.
ACEN partners with BrightNight for Philippines renewables
BrightNight leverages AI-driven design and PowerAlpha for large-scale renewable projects in the Philippines. (Image Credit: Pixabay).
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