Energy Development Corporation

Energy Development Corporation (EDC) is the Philippines' pioneer and largest company devoted entirely to renewable energy. Founded in 1976 and headquartered in Pasig City, it has more than four decades of experience generating clean power and employs between 1,001 and 5,000 people. Its total installed capacity stands at 1,480.19 MW, equivalent to roughly 18% of the country's installed renewable energy capacity.

Geothermal generation is the core of the business, with 1,185.40 MW of installed capacity, making EDC one of the largest geothermal producers in Asia. The portfolio is complemented by 150 MW of wind power, 132.80 MW of hydroelectric capacity and 11.99 MW of solar assets. Work spans the full range of these technologies, alongside decarbonization, energy efficiency and environmental programmes.

Beyond power generation, the company runs BINHI, a forest restoration programme focused on protecting Philippine native tree species. EDC is privately held and states a commitment to regenerative development, community empowerment and carbon-neutral initiatives, with a stated mission of providing affordable clean energy for the country's sustainable future.