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The Campaign vs. FOSSIL GAS IN THE PHILIPPINES

Philippine Movement for Climate Justice

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SURGE OF FOSSIL GAS

PROJECT APPLICATIONS

1). 6 PROJECTS in the pipeline at 8,600 MW

2). 6 EXISTING PROJECTS at 3,452.1 MW

3). 5 of EXISTING PROJECTS are in Batangas City at 3,451.1MW

4). Possibility of Early Lock in 2022-2025

POLICY CONSTRAINTS

1. DOE attracting more investors and players – midstream,

downstream and upstream

Gas industry.

2. No Phaseout Plan of Coal and Fossil Fuel Projects

3. Weak Environmental Regulation and Enforcement

Other CONSTRAINTS

In the Transition

  1. Situation of Revolving Door- Big Gas Players are also Coal Players

3 GW –Coal

4.9GW-Pipeline

1.277 GW–Fossil

Gas

3.6 GW - Pipeline

  • Mainstreaming of

Renewable Energy

PMCJ is getting into the fossil gas fight with a long experience in stopping coal projects. From 2015-2021, PMCJ was able to stop and derail a total of 20 Coal Projects with an installed capacity of 23 GW.

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PROJECT NAME

PROJECT PROPONENT

MOTHER COMPANY

UNIT(S)

INSTALLED CAPACITY

DEPENDABLE CAPACITY

LOCATION

DATE OF OPERATION

Luzon

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

AVIAN

Prime Meridian Powergen Corporation

First Gen Corporation

2

100.6

97

Bolbok, Batangas City

Aug-16

ILIJAN

KEPCO Ilijan Corporation�(KEILCO)

San Miguel Corporation

6

1,277.0

1,200.0

Ilijan, Batangas City

Jun-2002

SAN GABRIEL

First NatGas Power Corp (FNPC)

First Gen Corporation

1

430.0

420.0

Sta. Rita, Batangas City

Jul-2016

SAN LORENZO

FGP Corporation

First Gen Corporation

2

549.1

526.6

Sta. Rita, Batangas City

Sep-2002

SANTA RITA

First Gas Power Corporation�(FGPC)

First Gen Corporation

4

1,094.8

1,042.5

Sta. Rita, Batangas City

Unit 1&2 - Jun-2000�Unit 3&4 - Oct-2001

 

 

 

15

3,451.5

3,286.1

 

 

Visayas

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DESCO NATURAL GAS

DESCO Inc.

DESCO Inc.

1

1

0

Bogo City, Cebu

Feb-12

Existing and Operating : 6 Projects at 3,452.5 MW

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PROJECT NAME

PROJECT PROPONENT

MOTHER COMPANY

INSTALLED CAPACITY

LOCATION

TARGET DATE OF OPERATION

Luzon

 Committed Projects

 

 

 

 

EWC CCGT Power Plant

Energy World Corporation

Energy World Corporation

650

Brgy. Ibabang Polo, Grande Island, Pagbilao, Quezon

Dec-22

Ilijan LNG Power Plant

Excellent Energy Resources Inc. (EERI)

San Miguel Corporation

1,750.0

Batangas

Phase I: Mar 2023 Phase 2: Jun 2024

Natural Gas-Fired Power Plant

Batangas Clean Energy, Inc.

Batangas Clean Energy, Inc.

1100.0

Pinamucan Ibaba, Batangas City

Dec-25

3500.0

Luzon

 Indicative Projects

 

 

 

 

Lloyds Energy Philippines Inc. Floating Power Plant

Lloyds Energy philippines Inc.

Lloyds Energy philippines Inc.

1200

San Pascual, Batangas Bay

Dec-23

SMC Ilijan LNG Power Plant

SMC Global Power Holdings Corp.

San Miguel Corporation

3,600.0

Batangas

Phase I: Dec 2024 Phase II: TBD Phase III: TBD

Lucidum Liquefied Natural Gas Power Plant

Lucidum Energy, Inc.

Lucidum Energy, Inc.

300.0

Silanguin Bay, Zambales

TBD

5100.0

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Ilijan Kepco Power Plant

Malampaya Onshore Gas Facilities

First NatGas Facilities Complex

 JG Summit Petrochemicals Group complex 

AVION OPEN CYCLE GAS TURBINE

11 Fossil Gas Projects at 11,502 MW

Expected to be operational between Years 2022 - 2025

8,050 MW

3,451.5MW

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Strategy : STOP and DERAIL

All Fossil Gas Applications and Prevent

Lock-in

1.Stop and/or Delay the application and the Permitting Process and the Legislative Track of Fossil Gas Bills.( 1.7 GW of SMC application was stalled already since February 2021)

2.Developing the Site of Struggle

( Batangas City) – organizing the resistance.

2.1. Reconvening of

Piglas Batangas - movement vs Fossil Gas in Batangas City/Province ( collaboration of 27 church/ orgs/individuals in Batangas City) Enforcement & Raising the Standards/ Key Biodiversity Areas/Verde Island Passage

2.2. PMCJ Organizing and Campaigns Team to hasten the building of the Batangas City resistance.

2.3. Legal and Administrative Complaints Filing - EIS, Application Process

3. National BROAD FRONT : Reconvene Piglas Pilipinas as a national movement of many CSOs, environment groups, church, think tanks, etc vs. fossil gas expansion in the Philippines ( Joint effort :24 Organizations Convened by APMDD )

Piglas Pilipinas was reconvened last May 26, 2021

4. Challenge the Power Supply Agreement

(1.8 GW of SMC)

5. Push for the planned phaseout of coal and fossil fuel plants and raise the standards

- Peak use of coal and fossil fuel by 2030

6. Changing the Narrative – LNG into Fossil Gas