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Largest bioenergy plants in the Philippines

38 bioenergy records for the Philippines carry a capacity figure: 794 MW in total, 630 MW of it operating across 30 records. Operating and announced are ranked separately. Every row links to its record and its public source; the country as a whole is on the the Philippines market page.

Largest operating bioenergy plants in the Philippines

#ProjectDeveloperCapacityStage
1Maramag power station 1.0Crystal Sugar Co Inc49 MWOperational
2Biscom power station 1.0BISCOM Inc48 MWOperational
3Kabankalan power station 1.0Universal Robina Corp46 MWOperational
4URC-SONEDCO power station 1.0Universal Robina Corp46 MWOperational
5Victorias Milling power station 5.0Victorias Milling Co Inc40 MWOperational
6Bais Sugar power stationCentral Azucarera de Bais25 MWOperational
7La Carlota City Biomass power stationSouth Negros BioPower Inc25 MWOperational
8Manapla North Negros Biomass power stationThomasLloyd Climate Solutions GmbH25 MWOperational
9San Jose Biomass power stationSan Jose City I Power Corp24 MWOperational
10Hawaiian-Philippine Company Biomass power stationHawaiian-Philippine Co20 MWOperational
11Isabela Biomass power stationIsabela Biomass Energy20 MWOperational
12San Carlos Biomass power station20 MWOperational
13iPowerSan Jose City iPower Corporation20 MWOperational
14IBEC Biomass Power PlantIsabela Biomass Energy Corporation20 MWOperational
15San Mariano Biomass power stationGreen Future Innovations Inc19 MWOperational
16Talavera Biomass power stationGreen Innovations for Tomorrow Corp18 MWOperational
17Green Innovations For Tommorow Inc.GIFT Inc.18 MWOperational
18Casa15 MWOperational
19Cagayan Burgos power stationCagayan Biomass Energy Corp15 MWOperational
20Lamsan Biomass power stationLamsan Power Corp15 MWOperational
21Narra DMCI power stationDMCI Holdings Inc15 MWOperational
22San Antonio Sugar power station 1.015 MWOperational
23Biotech Farms Banga power stationBiotech Farms Inc12 MWOperational
24Bagac Biomass power station 1.0CleanGreen Energy Corp12 MWOperational
25Cotabato Sugar power stationCotabato Sugar Central Company Inc10 MWOperational
26Green Gold Biomass Power PlantGrass Gold Renewable Energy10 MWOperational
27San Carlos8.3 MWOperational
28San Antonio Sugar power station 2.08 MWOperational
29Santa Rita power stationPrime Infrastructure Capital Inc6.4 MWOperational
30VS Gripal Power PlantVS Gripal Power5 MWOperational

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Under construction or announced

#ProjectDeveloperCapacityStage
1Bislig City Lumino power station 1.0Lumino Biomass Power Inc50 MWDevelopment
2Quezon City Waste-to-Energy power station 1.0Metro Pacific Investments Corp42 MWDevelopment
3Iloilo Biomass power station 1.0Green Power Panay Philippines18 MWConcept
4Iloilo Biomass power station 2.0Green Power Panay Philippines18 MWConcept
5Panay Biomass power stationPilipinas Renewable Energy Corp15 MWDevelopment
6Bagac Biomass power station 2.0CleanGreen Energy Corp12 MWConcept
7Santa Ana Biomass power station Agro7 MWConcept
8Santa Ana Biomass power station MSW3 MWConcept

The the Philippines bioenergy records as a file

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Questions about bioenergy in the Philippines

What is the largest bioenergy plant in the Philippines?+

The largest operating bioenergy plant on record in the Philippines is Maramag power station 1.0 at 49 MW, developed by Crystal Sugar Co Inc. Ranked by the capacity figure in the public source named on the record, whole project rather than any partner's share.

What is the largest bioenergy plant planned in the Philippines?+

Bislig City Lumino power station 1.0 at 50 MW, at development stage. Of the 794 MW of bioenergy on record for the Philippines, 630 MW is operating; the rest is announced or being built.

How many bioenergy plants does the Philippines have?+

Solandor holds 38 bioenergy records for the Philippines with a stated capacity, 30 of them operating. That is the public record from the datasets named on each row, not a census: small plants below tracker thresholds are missing from the sources and so from here.