Philippines' Sermsang Power Bago Wind Power Project Commences Construction with 150 MW Capacity

en.Wedoany.com Reported - Bago Negros Energy Corporation, the Philippine subsidiary of Thai renewable energy company Sermsang Power, has commenced construction of the Bago Wind Power Project in Negros Occidental, Philippines. Located in Bago City, the project has a planned installed capacity of 150 megawatts and is one of the key wind power initiatives being advanced by Sermsang Power in the Philippines.

The Bago Wind Power Project will cover seven local villages and plans to install 23 wind turbine units. The construction period is expected to last approximately one year, with a target of achieving commercial operation by 2027. Sermsang Power stated that the project is part of the company's five-year development roadmap, with the group aiming to increase its total installed capacity to 1,000 megawatts.

Sermsang Power currently holds or develops solar, wind, biomass, and waste-to-energy assets in markets including Thailand, Japan, Vietnam, Indonesia, Mongolia, the Philippines, and Taiwan, China. With the commencement of the 150 MW Bago Wind Power Project, the Philippine wind power market will generate new demand in areas such as wind turbines, towers, blades, substations, transmission grid connections, and subsequent operation and maintenance.

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