Who is Equis Energy?

Headquartered in Singapore, Equis Energy is the largest renewable energy independent power producer (IPP) in the Asia‐Pacific region, with over 180 assets comprising 11,135MW in operation, construction and development across Australia, Japan, India, Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand.

What happened to Equis Energy?

Following its acquisition in January 2018 by Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP), Equis Energy today announced it is changing its name to Vena Energy, launching a new company website and introducing an updated corporate identity.

Where does EQUIS invest in infrastructure?

Equis is actively pursuing infrastructure development and investment across the Asia-Pacific region, with a primary focus on Australia, Japan and South Korea. The Company was formed in 2019 through the restructure of the Equis business model from a funds management business to an infrastructure asset development company.

Is Equis Energy a good investment for GIP?

Adebayo Ogunlesi, Chairman and Managing Partner of Global Infrastructure Partners said, “We are excited by the new investment in Equis Energy, which is a strong fit with GIP’s global renewable investment strategy.

What does EQUIS do?

The primary objectives of Equis’ energy business is to develop infrastructure that reduces both power prices and CO 2 emissions, whilst improving energy efficiency and reliability. Equis is investing in the circular economy, focusing on three major segments, waste-to-energy, waste management and recovery infrastructure.

Is Equis Energy a success story in the APAC region?

It has allocated AUD400m (€262m) in two other renewable energy projects in the country. Adebayo Ogunlesi, GIP’s chairman and managing partner, said: “Equis Energy is a unique success story in the APAC region as it has systematically executed its growth strategy since its founding five years ago.