In a disclosure to the stock exchange, Aboitiz Power announced that its subsidiary, Therma Power-Visayas, Inc. (TPVI), received confirmation from the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines regarding the disconnection of the facility. Additionally, the 0.440 MW Black Start Diesel Engine Generating Unit at the complex was also disconnected from the national grid.
TPVI, fully owned by Aboitiz Power through Therma Power Inc., has managed the Naga Power Plant Complex since acquiring it from Salcon Power Corporation in 2018. Following the acquisition, TPVI invested in extensive rehabilitation efforts to enhance the facility’s operations and ensure reliable maintenance. Aboitiz Power emphasized its commitment to optimizing its energy portfolio while supporting the region’s power needs.
The disconnection aligns with strategic adjustments to the company’s operations, though specific reasons for the disconnection were not detailed in the filing. Aboitiz Power continues to play a key role in the Philippines’ energy sector, contributing to stable and sustainable power supply across its operational areas.
The Naga Power Plant Complex has been a vital part of Cebu’s energy infrastructure, and TPVI’s management has focused on maintaining high operational standards. Aboitiz Power stated: “The disconnection of the Naga Oil-Fired Power Plant and the Black Start Diesel Engine Generating Unit reflects our ongoing efforts to align our assets with the evolving needs of the energy sector.”
As Aboitiz Power moves forward, it remains focused on supporting the Philippines’ energy demands through its diverse portfolio of power generation facilities. The company’s efforts in Naga City and beyond underscore its dedication to operational efficiency and sustainable energy practices, ensuring continued contributions to regional development and energy security.
