This P18-billion initiative, situated in Ilagan City, aims to generate approximately 700 gigawatt hours annually by its expected completion in 2028, also creating 4,000 jobs.
During the signing ceremony, witnessed by President Marcos, NGCP president and CEO Anthony Almeda emphasized the crucial role of this collaboration in enhancing power stability and connectivity across the energy sector.
He highlighted the interconnected nature of generators, transmission providers, and distribution utilities in ensuring a resilient power supply.
President Marcos praised the project for its potential to transform Isabela’s energy landscape and strengthen the national grid, moving the country towards a more renewable and secure energy future.
Almeda reaffirmed NGCP’s commitment to upgrading and expanding the Philippine power grid, welcoming new energy sources to address increasing power demands.
This agreement marks another milestone in NGCP’s efforts to maximize energy infrastructure, reinforcing their ongoing commitment to improve the country's transmission network and accommodate future power requirements.
