Bronzeoak Philippines Inc. #35183

Created at
2014-04-28
Last update
2025-08-28

2. Data source #NsLjyTiv

Type
Media report
Publication title
Bronzeoak to complete $500M worth of renewable energy projects 2017, says ThomasLloyd
Date
2013-10-07
Organisation
GMA News Online
Comment on data source
Bronzeoak Philippines Inc., a bioenergy developer, will complete $500 million worth of clean energy projects in 2017, adding 100 megawatts (MW) to the Philippine grid, its financier said Monday.   The projects are funded by ThomasLloyd, a European asset management and project finance group that investments especially in Asia renewable energy developments.   Under the ThomasLloyd Cleantech Infrastructure Fund, the company already invested $82 million in its Philippine portfolio, and is committed to invest $130 million more in the next two years.  

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Type
Media report
Publication title
Bronzeoak, ThomasLloyd to build P4-B biomass plant
Date
2014-11-02
Name
RITCHIE A. HORARIO
Organisation
British Chamber of Commerce Philippines
Comment on data source
BRONZEOAK Philippines and the ThomasLloyd Group announced they will jointly develop the 20-megawatt (MW) San Carlos biomass power project in Negros Occidental at a cost of $90 million (P4 billion). Don Mario Dia, Bronzeoak director, said that construction of the project will begin in April. The biomass power project will take 24 months to complete. “The board has approved SCBiopower (San Carlos biomass power project), the structure is now complete,” Dia told reporters. The biomass plant will be built alongside the existing San Carlos Bionergy ethanol facility in Negros Occidental that is also owned by Bronzeoak.

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Type
Media report
Publication title
Three Negros biomass plants ready in 2019
Date
2018-09-09
Name
Alena Mae S. Flores
Organisation
Three Negros biomass plants ready in 2019
Comment on data source
Three biomass power plants of Negros Island Biomass Holdings Inc. with a combined capacity of 70 megawatts and costing around $160 million are expected to be completed next year. Negros Island Biomass treasurer Don Dia said the group aimed to beat and avail of the extended deadline for feed-in tariff for biomass in 2019. Dia said the 20-MW biomass project of San Carlos Power Biopower Inc. in San Carlos City in Negros Occidental city was set for completion and commissioning within the year. The 25-MW station of North Negros Biopower Inc. in Manapla town and 25-MW facility of South Negros Biopower Inc. in La Carlota City, meanwhile, are to be completed in 2019.

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Type
Media report
Publication title
Philippines biomass industry receives $161 million funding boost
Date
2016-08-22
Comment on data source
The International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group, the government of Canada and the Clean Technology Fund will make a $161 million (€146.3m) joint investment in 70MW of biomass power capacity in the Philippines. In a statement, IFC said that the financing will be mobilised under the IFC-Canada Climate Change Programme and the Managed Co-Lending Portfolio Programme.

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Type
Company sources
Date
2017-01-01
Organisation
Bronzeoak
Comment on data source
In 2013, Bronzeoak expanded beyond its core expertise of biomass energy and ventured into solar power. Together with Thomas Lloyd, its German partner, Bronzeoak began construction on the country's first utility scale solar farm, a 22 MW facility that was inaugurated by H.E. President Benigno S. Aquino III in May of 2014. Since its commissioning, San Carlos Solar Energy (SaCaSol) has paved the way for solar energy in the Philippines. SaCaSol became the first renewable energy project in the Philippines to qualify for the Feed-in-Tariff (FIT) system created by the RE Act of 2008, spurring the growth of a new industry. Bronzeoak has developed over 200 MW of solar projects, all built and operational with multiple local and international partners.