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The
Power Department
Joint
Ventures, Subsidiaries & Affiliates
San
Roque Power Corporation (SRPC)
SRPC is the project implementation and operation and maintenance (O&M)
company for the San Roque Multi-Purpose Project of which NPC is the off-taker
of its 345 MW hydro peaking power. The EPC contractor is Raytheon Ebasco
Overseas Limited. SRPC is jointly owned by Marubeni Corporation Tokyo
at 42.45%, Sithe Philippine Holdings at 50.05%, and Kansai Electric Power
of Singapore at 7.5%. it will start producing power by early 2003. Other
than providing 345 MW of competitively priced peaking power, the San Roque
will greatly help stabilize the electricity grid system of the whole of
the Luzon Island. It will also irrigate an additional 80,000 hectares
of ricefields on the Lower Agno River Basin in three Northeren Luzon provinces,
help reduce flooding downstream of the river and improve water quality
by trapping suspended mine tailings.
CAD drawing
of the San Roque before construction began in 1998
The
completed San Roque Dam as of end 2003
For
more details on the San Roque Project please see the projects dedicated
website at www.sanroquedam.ph
| Address: |
36th
Floor, Tower One, The Enterprise Center 6766 Ayala Avenue cor. Paseo
De Roxas, Makati City, Philippines |
| Telephone:
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(632)
8865300 |
| Fax:
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(632)
8865310 |
| Contact: |
RYUKICHI KAWAGUCHI
President
Email : srpc01@info.com.ph
TAI MIURA
Vice President
Email : srpc16@info.com.ph
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Marubeni
Energy Services Corporation (MESC)
MESC is the O&M company for the 2 Marubeni-owned geothermal plants
in Mindanao - the Mindanao 1 & 2 Geothermal Partnership. These 2 power
plant projects for which the PNOC-EDC is the off-taker of its 97MW power
generation, were originally constructed under a 50-50 equity sharing arrangement
within Oxbow Power Corporation of West Palm Beach, Florida, USA, but is
now 100% owned by Marubeni Corporation. It is under a 10-year energy conversion
agreement whereby PNOC supplies the steam free-of-charge and pays the
Mindanao Geothermal Partnership a fixed amount for converting said steam
to electricity, which PNOC-EDC then sells to NAPOCOR.
This is another
anchor baseload power plant in the Mindanao grid system which, together
with the many hydro plants, contribute a stable, reliable and cost efficient
power to the island of Mindanao.
The
Mt. Apo 1 & 2 Geothermal Power Plants in Ilomavis, Kidapawan,
North Cotabato
| Address: |
36th
Floor, Tower One, The Enterprise Center 6766 Ayala Avenue cor. Paseo
De Roxas, Makati City, Philippines |
| Telephone:
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(632)
884-8851 to 56 |
| Fax:
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(632)
884-8857 |
| Contact: |
RYUKICHI
KAWAGUCHI
President
Email : rkawaguchi@mesc.com.ph
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