Philippine Geothermal Production Company Plans 400 MW Capacity Expansion Over Next 5-7 Years

Philippine Geothermal Production Company, Inc. (PGPC) aims to expand its geothermal capacity by 250 to 400 megawatts through six projects over the next five to seven years. PGPC currently operates steam fields with a combined capacity of 682 MW and has allocated P3 billion for initial exploration activities in 2026. Key focus areas include Mt. Labo and Mt. Malinao, where drilling has commenced. PGPC is also looking to enter the Mindanao market and may pursue partnerships for larger projects.

Published Mar 27, 2026

Philippine Geothermal Production Company, Inc. (PGPC) is targeting a capacity expansion of 250 to 400 megawatts through six projects over the next five to seven years. The company operates geothermal steam fields in Mak-Ban and Tiwi, with a total capacity of 682 MW.

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For 2026, PGPC has allocated P3 billion for initial exploration, focusing on Mt. Labo and Mt. Malinao where drilling is already underway.

PGPC aims to penetrate the Mindanao market and is open to partnerships for larger projects. The firm emphasizes the importance of geothermal energy amid global fuel supply uncertainties.