SUSTAINABILITY & COMMUNITY

Responsible development at every stage.

Environmental compliance, community engagement and long-term regional benefits are embedded in the project approach.

ENVIRONMENTAL APPROACH

Designed around modern standards and site conditions.

The project is intended to comply with prevailing DENR requirements and the conditions set out in the DOE acknowledgement dated 30 April 2026.

Environmental studies identified Mambulao Bay as suitable for cooling and discharge, appropriate marine depth for a Panamax jetty and no required population resettlement at the proposed site.

HOST COMMUNITY BENEFITS

Direct value for local communities.

₱0.03per kWh mandated community benefit
~₱80Mestimated annual benefit from Unit 1
~₱160Mestimated annual benefit from both units

Benefits may support electrification, livelihood programmes and reforestation under ER 1-94.

Coastal landscape near the Jose Panganiban project site
LIFE ALONGSIDE THE PROJECT

Respecting an active coastal community.

Mambulao Bay remains an active fishing ground, and the project is planned to operate alongside, not in place of, existing livelihoods.

Coastal access, water use and marine monitoring are planned with continued fishing and community activity in mind.

REGIONAL IMPACT

More than electricity.

The long-term approach combines reliable infrastructure with environmental management, community participation and future cleaner-energy opportunities.

Employment & skills

Additional jobs, training and livelihood opportunities during development and operation.

Economic activity

Support for local businesses, infrastructure and broader growth in Camarines Norte.

Public revenue

Additional government revenues through applicable taxes, permits and licences.

LONG-TERM RESPONSIBILITY

Planned retirement or conversion by 31 December 2060.

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