EDP

Solar photovoltaic system by EDP Renewables APAC harnessing clean energy atop the iconic Supertree Grove at Gardens by the Bay.

EDP is a global energy leader with operations across Europe, North America, South America, and Asia Pacific. The company drives its business through four main platforms - Renewable Generation Assets, Networks, Client Solutions, and Global Energy Management powered by the expertise of nearly 12,000 employees worldwide.

EDP Renewables APAC’s ground-mounted utility scale solar farm in Thuan Bac, Vietnam, comprising 255MWp of solar capacity.

We are pioneers in renewable energy and one of the largest producers in the world through a global and distinctive portfolio of assets across onshore and offshore wind and solar, as well as hydro, totalling over 32 GW of installed capacity. We are continually leveraging this portfolio to drive increased renewable deployment through the technologies of the future such as green hydrogen, the hybridization of renewable assets and storage, while expanding our grid infrastructure – a key enabler of the energy transition.

A canal-based solar energy system by EDP Renewables APAC in Pingtung, Taiwan, where solar is placed above Taiwan’s irrigation network.
 

At EDP, we are proud to be one of the greenest utilities in the world, with more than 90% of our energy generated from renewable sources and recognized as among the most sustainable electric companies in the Dow Jones Index. We are investing more than €14 billion into the energy transition by 2026, to boost our renewable capacity, reinforce our electricity networks, support our clients and empower communities in the transition to a more sustainable planet. 

One of the world’s largest offshore floating solar farms along the straits of Johor, developed by EDP Renewables APAC

In APAC, EDP has a pan-regional presence with more than 1.6 GWp of committed renewables capacity as of 1H2025. Headquartered in Singapore, the company has a clear strategy to provide access to clean, reliable and affordable energy for the  APAC region.