Before the REIT comes the deal.

ARKNRGY acquires Southeast Asian renewable energy assets before they become public-market infrastructure.

  1. Private dealDevelopers and asset owners
  2. ARKNRGY acquisitionWhere we step in
  3. AggregationAssets combined into scale
  4. Operating portfolioContracted cash flow
  5. Public structureIncluding REIT-based capital

The pipeline, live.

Every renewable energy service contract on the Philippine Department of Energy's books, tracked project by project. Most of it is contracted and not yet built. That gap is where ARKNRGY works.

1,289

projects tracked from DOE service contracts and auction results

136 GW

under contract and not yet operating

8.8 GW

actually operating

Built versus contracted, by technology

Operating Under contract, not yet operating

Largest projects not yet built

  1. Negros Oriental Onshore and Offshore Wind Power ProjectOffshore wind, 3,400 MW, Dauin and Zamboanguita, Negros Oriental. Pre-development.
  2. Bulalacao Offshore Wind Farm ProjectOffshore wind, 3,100 MW, Offshore of Oriental Mindoro and Antique, Oriental Mindoro, Antique. Pre-development.
  3. NOM FL1 Offshore Wind ProjectOffshore wind, 3,038 MW, Provinces of Batangas and Occidental Mindoro. Pre-development.
  4. Terra Solar ProjectSolar, 2,500 MW, Gapan City, General Tinio & Peneranda and San Miguel & Dona Remedios Trinidad, Nueva Ecija and Bulacan. Development.
  5. Negros Offshore Wind ProjectOffshore wind, 2,320 MW, Provinces of Negros Occidental and Guimaras. Pre-development.

Source: Philippine DOE awarded renewable energy service contracts and Green Energy Auction results. Each project in the tracker links its public record. Informational only.

Private assets. Public capital. One emerging pipeline.

Southeast Asia needs massive new power infrastructure. At the same time, developers and asset owners are creating a growing pipeline of renewable energy projects that require substantial private capital before they can reach institutional and public markets.

ARKNRGY is built around that gap.

We identify, acquire and aggregate qualifying energy assets early, creating portfolios that can ultimately be positioned for public-market structures, including REIT-based capital.

For early capital, the opportunity is access to assets before they become public-market assets.

Why now: the window is at the asset level.

The value isn't created only when an energy portfolio reaches the public markets. It can be created earlier, by identifying projects, securing assets, structuring acquisitions and aggregating them before institutional and public-market capital enters the picture.

The build out is policy, not speculation.

45%

Renewable share of installed power capacity ASEAN has committed to by 2030.

113 GW

Renewable capacity installed across ASEAN in 2024.

773 GW

Renewable capacity the region reaches by 2050 if member states deliver their national targets.

Sources: ASEAN Centre for Energy, APAEC 2026 to 2030; IRENA capacity statistics as compiled by ASEAN Blue Wealth; 8th ASEAN Energy Outlook as reported by Ember.

What we acquire.

Renewable generation

Solar, wind, hydro, geothermal and bioenergy plants with long term offtake, across the region's fastest growing power markets.

Grid and interconnection

Transmission, substations and cross border links as the ASEAN Power Grid takes shape.

Storage and flexibility

Battery and pumped storage that firm up variable supply and earn from grid services.

Next generation energy infrastructure

Dedicated power for data centers and industrial parks, EV charging networks, and low carbon fuels as they reach commercial scale.

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Two ways in.

For project developers

Own an operating or near operating asset in renewable generation, storage, grid or other energy infrastructure anywhere in Southeast Asia? We buy stabilized projects and can discuss forward purchase on assets under construction.

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The market we're building into.

Southeast Asia's renewable infrastructure buildout is accelerating. In the Philippines alone, government programs now target 25 GW of additional renewable capacity through 2035, while 2026 REIT reforms have expanded the framework to include power and infrastructure assets.

…the market visibility they need to plan, mobilize capital and deliver projects on schedule. Sharon S. Garin, Secretary of Energy, on what the auction pipeline gives developers and financial institutions

Figures as reported by each source. Green Lane totals as of July 31, 2026.

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