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Hirokazu Takeuchi (second from left), president and CEO of Sanyo Denki Philippines, and Jerome H. Cainglet, president and COO of First Gen subsidiary Energy Development Corporation, shake hands after signing an agreement
Nippon Sanso Ingasco Group (NSIG) and First Gen Corporation have inked a deal that will see NSIG’s manufacturing facility in Mindanao powered entirely by renewable energy. This partnership not only reinforces both
First Gen Corporation, the Lopez Group’s clean energy provider, reported a 12% decrease in its attributable recurring net income for 2024, falling to USD 245 million from USD 277 million in 2023.
The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) has set the 2025 market share limits for power generation companies, reinforcing that no single entity should exceed 30% of a grid’s installed generating capacity (IGC) or
First Gen Corp. has taken another step toward ensuring energy security as it launches a tender for a liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipment to sustain power supply during the dry months, as
As businesses face mounting pressure to decarbonize, industrial printing firm Precision Crestec, Inc. is doubling down on its commitment to sustainability by renewing its clean energy partnership with First Gen Corporation. The
First Gen Corporation (First Gen), the clean and renewable energy arm of the Lopez Group, reported a 30% increase to Php 9 billion in their recurring income for the first half of
Tokyo Gas Co. Ltd., First Gen Corporation’s partner in its liquefied natural gas (LNG) project, is looking to introduce green hydrogen in the Philippines. In a report by Business Mirror, First Gen
Lopez-led First Gen Corporation is looking at the opportunity to convert its gas-fired power plants into hydrogen-equipped facilities as part of its decarbonization strategies. Hydrogen is seen as a cleaner energy option
Lopez-led First Gen Corporation is looking for tenders from international liquefied natural gas (LNG) suppliers for its requirements from 2023 to 2027. In a Manila Bulletin report, First Gen EVP and chief
