Insights | 10 Jul 2019

ENGIE Seeks Turnaround In The Philippines' Coal Dependency

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It is working with a portfolio of sectors in the country to invest in low-carbon energy to meet the country’s power demands.

In a bid to tap into the Philippines’ renewable energy potential, of which non-hydro renewable power capacity is expected to grow 11.2% by 2030, French electric utility firm ENGIE has invested its fair share into the country’s power sector - from clinching a five-year contract to manage energy efficiency at Mactan-Cebu International Airport (MCIA) to switching on what is said to be one of the country’s biggest cooling system (DCs) plants in Alabang’s Northgate Cyberzone.

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