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Prime Solar Solutions Corp. (Prime Solar), a wholly owned subsidiary of Prime Infra, recently activated its 128-megawatt photovoltaic (PV) plants located in Tanauan, Batangas and Maragondon, Cavite, marking a milestone towards full commercial operations. “Both the Tanauan and Maragondon plants recently commenced operations,  advancing Prime Infra’s broader strategy of harnessing renewable energy sources to meet […]

Ahunan Power Inc. is developing the Pakil Pumped Storage Power Project in Laguna, which is expected to be among the largest pumped storage power plants in Asia. The project’s storage capacity of 14,000MWh/day and generating output capacity of 1,400MW make Ahunan Power a crucial player in the Philippines’ efforts to transition to a clean energy future.

Prime Infra has signed a P5-billion loan agreement with Land Bank of the Philippines (LANDBANK) to partially fund the development of water, sustainable energy, and waste management infrastructure projects.

Prime Infra holds the controlling interest in Olympia Violago Water and Power Inc. (OVWPI), a renewable energy developer primarily focused on harnessing hydro resources.

OVWPI is currently developing the Wawa Pumped Storage Power Project located in Rizal, which will generate an output capacity of 600MW. With its capacity, the project stands as a significant player in the energy landscape, supplying a substantial portion of the country’s electricity needs reliably and sustainably.

Prime Energy Resources Development B.V. is a natural gas exploration and development company. It owns a 40-percent interest in the consortium, which operates Service Contract No. 38 or the Malampaya deep water gas-to-power project supplying 20 percent of Luzon’s electricity requirements.

In its two decades of operation, the Malampaya project supported the Philippines’ energy security and made significant contributions to stakeholder communities through sustainable social and environmental programs.

Prime Solar Solutions Corporation will supply up to 128 megawatts of clean and renewable energy from its solar power plants in Tanauan, Batangas and Maragondon, Cavite. It has a 50MW, 20-year power supply agreement with Meralco, and will supply the rest of its output to the grid.

PrimeRES Energy Corporation was established to address the country’s growing demand for electricity. Incorporated on April 13, 2022, PrimeRES aims to provide its customers and partners access to affordable and reliable power, tailored to meet their specific needs and business requirements.

Prime Infra and its wholly owned subsidiary, Prime Solar Solutions Corp., inaugurated on Wednesday, July 17, their 64-megawatt solar power plant in Maragondon, Cavite. In attendance at the event were Department of Energy Renewable Energy Management Bureau (DOE-REMB) Director Marissa Cerezo, Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) Chair and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Monalisa Dimalanta, Cavite Governor […]

Senator Pia Cayetano, chairperson of the Senate Committee on Energy, on Friday pushed for the development of indigenous gas resources, citing the need for a “long-term solution” to ensure national energy security and reliability. Cayetano made the statement after visiting the Malampaya Shallow Water Platform situated 50 kilometers off the coast of Palawan with executives of Prime Infra and Prime Energy.