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Exergy Third Repeat Order With EDC In The Phillipines

Driving Renewable Energy: Exergy's Third Repeat Order with EDC in the Philippines



In a significant stride towards sustainable energy solutions, Exergy International and Energy Development Corporation (EDC) have joined forces once again for a groundbreaking geothermal project in the Philippines. The third repeat order marks a pivotal moment in the partnership's commitment to advancing renewable energy in the region.


Situated in Bago City, Negros Occidental, the project entails the installation of a 5.6 MWe binary system designed to harness the immense potential of geothermal resources. By tapping into the high enthalpy steam and brine from the Bago field, this innovative power plant is set to generate clean and reliable electricity, contributing to the country's efforts in decarbonization and sustainable development.


Exergy's cutting-edge technology lies at the heart of this initiative, with its highly efficient Radial Outflow turbine and water-cooled condensing system poised to maximize energy output while minimizing environmental impact. This strategic collaboration underscores Exergy's dedication to driving the transition towards renewable energy solutions, reaffirming its position as a leading player in the geothermal market.


The commissioning of the power plant, slated for the third quarter of 2024, heralds a new era of sustainable energy production in the Philippines. Through the seamless integration of engineering expertise, procurement efficiency, and meticulous commissioning processes, Exergy and EDC are poised to deliver a facility that not only meets the highest standards of performance but also exemplifies their shared vision for a greener future.


Luca Pozzoni, General Manager of Exergy International, expressed his gratitude for the continued partnership with EDC, citing the trust placed in Exergy's technology and unwavering commitment to customer satisfaction. He emphasized the importance of fostering long-term collaborations aimed at driving innovation and creating tangible value for local communities.


Marvin S. Bailon, Vice President and Head of Business Development at EDC, echoed Pozzoni's sentiments, emphasizing the company's mission to forge collaborative pathways towards a decarbonized future. The project exemplifies EDC's dedication to supplying clean, baseload power—referred to as Geo 24/7—while preserving the integrity of the environment.


As the global demand for sustainable energy solutions continues to grow, partnerships like the one between Exergy and EDC serve as beacons of hope, showcasing the transformative potential of renewable energy technologies. With a shared commitment to excellence and sustainability, they are paving the way for a brighter, cleaner future for generations to come.


In conclusion, the third repeat order between Exergy and EDC stands as a testament to the power of collaboration in driving renewable energy innovation. Together, they are reshaping the energy landscape, one geothermal project at a time, and setting new standards for environmental stewardship and sustainable development.


Source: Researched and Written by Robert Buluma, alphaxioms@gmail.com

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