First-ever feasibility study on Agrivoltaics
across four sites in the Philippines.
OUTCOME
The study led to the identification of two
viable agrivoltaics configurations. AENZ is
now forming a consortium to explore
greenfield and brownfield agrivoltaics projects in the Philippines.
IMPACTS TO DATE
The feasibility study has generated significant interest from potential
investors and stakeholders, positioning AENZ as a leader in introducing agrivoltaic solutions in the Philippines. This is paving
the way for future projects that aim to integrate renewable energy with sustainable agriculture, potentially transforming local agricultural practices and energy generation.
Engine 2: Implementation of Sustainable Finance Policy
Delivered sustainable finance training to 27
thrift banks, representing assets valued at USD 17 billion.
OUTCOME
A first-of-its-kind, 5-module training course
conducted by two Certified Green Finance
Specialists, reaching over 160 bankers in the
Philippines.
IMPACTS TO DATE
The training has equipped thrift banks with the knowledge and tools to integrate sustainable finance principles into their
operations. This initiative has laid the groundwork for increased adoption of
green finance practices across the banking sector, potentially influencing the flow of capital towards sustainable projects and
contributing to the Philippines' broader
climate goals.
Engine 3: Enhanced Capacity of New Experts
Partnered with WRI for the delivery of
a industrial supply chains decarbonization program
OUTCOME
Establish institutional buy-in from an international institution like WRI to support its flagship Corporate and Industrial Transition Accelerator program by using AENZ’s curriculum.
IMPACTS TO DATE
The feasibility study has generated significant interest from potential
investors and stakeholders, positioning AENZ as a leader in introducing agrivoltaic solutions in the Philippines. This is paving
the way for future projects that aim to integrate renewable energy with sustainable agriculture, potentially transforming local agricultural practices and energy generation.
Engine 4: Leveraging Corporate Engagement
Design of the First-ever Corporate Decarbonization Exchange (CDx) conference in Asia
OUTCOME
AENZ ideated the CDx, a pioneering two-day event in Southeast Asia designed to support corporates and key stakeholders in their decarbonization efforts. By focusing exclusively on the unique challenges and opportunities within the Southeast Asian context, CDx will deliver tailored insights, practical tools, and foster a professional community aimed at advancing corporate decarbonization strategies in the region.
IMPACTS TO DATE
The CDx conference has generated considerable anticipation among corporate leaders and stakeholders in Southeast Asia, setting the stage for a regional shift towards more aggressive and strategic decarbonization efforts. This event is expected to catalyze collaborations, drive investment, and inspire policy shifts that align corporate activities with global climate goals.
Design of Supply Chain Assistance Program (SCAP) under the Corporate and
Industrial Transition Accelerator (CITA) platform of WRI
OUTCOME
AENZ supported the development of SCAP, an initiative designed to decarbonize Tier-1 and Tier-2 supply chain partners of global brands in the Food & Beverage and Textile and Apparel sectors in the Philippines and Vietnam. By providing expert training and technical assistance, SCAP aims to help these partners meet stringent global sustainability standards, with a focus on reducing "Scope 3" emissions, ultimately enhancing their competitiveness and resilience in a rapidly evolving regulatory environment.
IMPACTS TO DATE
Although SCAP is yet to be fully implemented, it has garnered strong interest and support from key stakeholders, setting a solid foundation for its future success. Once fully operational, SCAP is expected to play a pivotal role in guiding these partners through the complex decarbonization process, helping them align with global sustainability standards and securing their positions in international markets.