First Gen Corporation

firstgen.com.ph

First Gen Corporation (First Gen) is a leading power generation company in the Philippines with an installed capacity of 2,763 MW. First Gen has a portfolio of 15 power plants with output that is predominantly contracted for sale under long-term power purchase agreements. First Gen's power generation portofolio utilizes indigenous clean and/or renewable fuels such as natural gas, water and geothermal steam.

C-Suite On Deck

Responsive image

Feature market insights and perspectives from top C-Level executives, elite technology influencers and thought leaders from your company here. This signature initiative has garnered immense support...

Contact Us

Events

Related News

Energy

DUKE ENERGY BEGINS CONSTRUCTION ON THE MARYNEAL WINDPOWER PROJECT

Duke Energy | July 29, 2021

news image

Duke Energy Sustainable Solutions has begun construction on the 182-megawatt (MW) Maryneal Windpower project in Nolan County, Texas, bringing the company's domestic wind capacity to more than 3,000 MW. The arena would generate enough renewable energy to power over 54,000 households. Sprint, now part of T-Mobile, committed to a 12-year virtual power purchase agreement (VPPA) for the 173.3 MW project's wind production two years ago. “Wind projects like M...

Read More

Solar+Storage, Products

DRONEBASE UNVEILS FIRST SOLAR QUALITY RATING SYSTEM FOR ASSET CONDITIONS IN THE U.S.

DroneBase | September 14, 2022

news image

With the Solar Energy Manufacturing for America Act passed within the Inflation Reduction Act, America’s solar manufacturing sector is set to scale dramatically. To support the forecasted growth of 60 gigawatts (GW) of solar deployed annually from 2025 to 2030 and ensure better oversight of U.S. solar power plants, DroneBase announced the first standardized set of solar asset ratings. As the leading provider of intelligent imagery, DroneBase is expanding its solar scan offering to cover al...

Read More

CALIFORNIA NEEDS A BETTER PLAN TO ACHIEVE AMBITIOUS CLEAN ENERGY GOALS

CalMatters | March 23, 2020

news image

California has set ambitious goals to fight climate change by reducing greenhouse gas emissions from the electricity sector. But, as the old saying goes, a goal without a plan is just a wish. Current state law calls for 60 percent of our energy to come from renewables by 2030, and for 100 percent clean energy by 2045. This builds upon earlier legislation that required half of our electricity to come from renewables by 2030. The state Legislature has set the destination but left it to state agenc...

Read More

NEW YORK PASSES LEGISLATION TO STREAMLINE RENEWABLES PLANNING

Renewables Now | April 08, 2020

news image

The state of New York has passed legislation that will “dramatically” speed up the permitting process for renewable energy projects. The so-called Accelerated Renewable Energy Growth and Community Benefit Act will facilitate the state in reaching its goal of sourcing 70% of its power from renewable power projects and help it recover from the coronavirus crisis, the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) said last week. The new legislation envisages the creation of a n...

Read More
news image

Energy

DUKE ENERGY BEGINS CONSTRUCTION ON THE MARYNEAL WINDPOWER PROJECT

Duke Energy | July 29, 2021

Duke Energy Sustainable Solutions has begun construction on the 182-megawatt (MW) Maryneal Windpower project in Nolan County, Texas, bringing the company's domestic wind capacity to more than 3,000 MW. The arena would generate enough renewable energy to power over 54,000 households. Sprint, now part of T-Mobile, committed to a 12-year virtual power purchase agreement (VPPA) for the 173.3 MW project's wind production two years ago. “Wind projects like M...

Read More
news image

Solar+Storage, Products

DRONEBASE UNVEILS FIRST SOLAR QUALITY RATING SYSTEM FOR ASSET CONDITIONS IN THE U.S.

DroneBase | September 14, 2022

With the Solar Energy Manufacturing for America Act passed within the Inflation Reduction Act, America’s solar manufacturing sector is set to scale dramatically. To support the forecasted growth of 60 gigawatts (GW) of solar deployed annually from 2025 to 2030 and ensure better oversight of U.S. solar power plants, DroneBase announced the first standardized set of solar asset ratings. As the leading provider of intelligent imagery, DroneBase is expanding its solar scan offering to cover al...

Read More
news image

CALIFORNIA NEEDS A BETTER PLAN TO ACHIEVE AMBITIOUS CLEAN ENERGY GOALS

CalMatters | March 23, 2020

California has set ambitious goals to fight climate change by reducing greenhouse gas emissions from the electricity sector. But, as the old saying goes, a goal without a plan is just a wish. Current state law calls for 60 percent of our energy to come from renewables by 2030, and for 100 percent clean energy by 2045. This builds upon earlier legislation that required half of our electricity to come from renewables by 2030. The state Legislature has set the destination but left it to state agenc...

Read More
news image

NEW YORK PASSES LEGISLATION TO STREAMLINE RENEWABLES PLANNING

Renewables Now | April 08, 2020

The state of New York has passed legislation that will “dramatically” speed up the permitting process for renewable energy projects. The so-called Accelerated Renewable Energy Growth and Community Benefit Act will facilitate the state in reaching its goal of sourcing 70% of its power from renewable power projects and help it recover from the coronavirus crisis, the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) said last week. The new legislation envisages the creation of a n...

Read More

Resources

Events

C-Suite On Deck

Responsive image

Feature market insights and perspectives from top C-Level executives, elite technology influencers and thought leaders from your company here. This signature initiative has garnered immense support...

Contact Us