Vivant Corporation has committed PHP46 billion (approx. USD 780 million) in investments through 2030 to accelerate renewable energy (RE) and water infrastructure development in the Philippines.
The company’s “30 by 30” goal — to source 30 per cent of Vivant’s generation capacity from renewable energy by 2030. The investment will support project development, joint ventures, and clean energy expansion.
Key projects include the San Ildefonso Solar Plant in Bulacan, expected online in 2025, and the Lihangin Wind Energy Project in Northern Samar, where Vivant holds a 30 per cent stake. The wind farm aims for a 206 MW capacity with operations starting in 2027.
Despite the renewable shift, Vivant maintains conventional power generation, with a 2024 capacity breakdown of 207 MW on-grid diesel, 67 MW off-grid diesel, and 177 MW coal.
In the water sector, Vivant plans to invest PHP10 billion by 2030 in bulk water supply, wastewater treatment, and distribution, especially for underserved areas. This complements national goals under the Philippines’ “50 by 50” energy transition roadmap.
