EDC to Triple Leyte Geothermal Capacity by 2030 EDC to Triple Leyte Geothermal Capacity by 2030
• EDC plans to expand Leyte’s geothermal capacity from 120 MW to 300 MW by 2030–2031, modernizing plants and adding battery storage, while maintaining reforestation efforts.
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• EDC plans to expand Leyte’s geothermal capacity from 120 MW to 300 MW by 2030–2031, modernizing plants and adding battery storage, while maintaining reforestation efforts.
• First Gen targets 9,000MW renewable portfolio by 2030, reliable baseload power, as the Philippines marks 50 years of geothermal development.
• Even before climate change became a global conference topic, the forests surrounding the Energy Development Corporation (EDC) had been performing critical, silent work: safeguarding water sources, providing habitat for wildlife, and sustaining local communities.
First Gen Aims for 9,000-MW Renewable Growth as EDC Marks 50 Years 
EDC’s BINHI Project Brings Forests, Wildlife Back to Life in Leyte