ERC Approves Renewable Energy Transmission Connections in Philippines
The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) has authorized the construction of transmission facilities for two renewable projects in the Philippines, with a combined capacity of 251 MW. This approval is significant for enhancing the integration of renewable energy into the national grid.
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The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) has approved the development of transmission facilities for two renewable energy projects in the Philippines. AboitizPower's Wind Renewable Energy Corp. will connect its 64-MW Presentacion 2 wind project to the national grid via the Presentacion-Lagonoy 69-kV line, with an estimated cost of P173.2 million.
Another Aboitiz unit, North Luzon Green Power, will establish transmission for its 187-MWp Talingaan-Laoag solar project and a 276.954-MWh battery energy storage system, estimated at P830.3 million. All construction is pending regulatory compliance. This project approval underscores the importance of regulatory processes in energy planning and grid reliability.
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