FLAGSHIP PROJECT

Jose Panganiban
~700 MW Power Project

Two approximately 350 MW supercritical pulverized coal boiler units planned for Camarines Norte, Philippines.

~700 MWTotal capacity

~50 haSite area

~360 kmFrom Manila

2035Target COD

PROJECT OVERVIEW

Designed for reliable, dispatchable generation.

The project is planned as an approximately 700 MW facility comprising two approximately 350 MW supercritical PCB units at Barangay Osmeña, Jose Panganiban.

It is intended to augment supply in the Luzon grid, support network reliability and contribute to economic development in Camarines Norte.

THE SITE TODAY

Aerial views of the proposed plant site.

Drone and ground surveys of the approximately 50-hectare site at Sitio Kalibigaho, Barangay Osmeña, confirming boundaries, terrain and coastal access ahead of construction.

Panoramic aerial view of the Jose Panganiban project site and coastline — Panoramic view of the peninsula and coastline

Aerial view of the project site with the plant boundary marked — Surveyed site boundary overlay

Close aerial view of cleared grass and coconut land within the site — Grass and coconut land within the site

Road network and building facilities map for the proposed project

STRATEGIC SITE

Coastal access and regional connectivity.

Mambulao Bay access for cooling seawater and reverse-osmosis freshwater
Suitable marine depth for a Panamax vessel jetty
Approximately 4 km from the Port of Osmeña
No population displacement identified within the project area

GENERAL LAYOUT

How the plant is arranged on site.

The approximately 700 MW facility is organised around a central power block, coal yard, water treatment area and jetty, with separation between operational and administrative zones.

General layout drawing of the Jose Panganiban plant showing the coal yard, boiler, generator, water treatment facility, jetty and ash disposal facility

Coal handling

Jetty-fed receiving conveyor into the coal yard and coal mill, adjacent to the main power block.

Power generation

Boiler, turbine-generator, condenser and switchyard arranged along the central spine of the site.

Support & environment

Water treatment facility, ash disposal, warehouse and staff housing positioned around the perimeter.

DEVELOPMENT ROADMAP

A structured path to commercial operation.

Permitting & social licence

ECC, System Impact Study updates, local endorsements and required approvals.

Grid & commercial strategy

Interconnection arrangements, EPC strategy and commercial procurement.

Construction & governance

FIDIC-based EPC execution, HSSE oversight and delivery controls.

Commissioning & COD

Testing, operations readiness and target commercial operation by 2035.

KEY MILESTONES

Progress built over more than a decade.

2015

DOE clearance to undertake grid impact study and start of EIA activities.

2016

Public scoping completed in Jose Panganiban.

2019

NGCP approved the System Impact Study final report.

2026

DOE acknowledgement confirmed the project is not covered by the 2020 Coal Moratorium.

Jose Panganiban~700 MW Power Project