German renewable fuels specialist EnviTec Biogas is building its first biogas plant in the Philippines to serve the country’s largest utility company.
Having signed a contract with First Quezon Biogas Corporation (FQBC), the company is resuming work on a biogas project that began in 2018.
The 1.4MW plant belongs to an agricultural cooperative of 14 poultry farmers in Candelaria, Quezon Province. It is scheduled to begin feeding electricity into Meralco’s local grid from June 2026.
“The contract is an important breakthrough. We are completing our first reference plant in the Republic of the Philippines. This allows us to showcase our specialised expertise on poultry manure right on site, and we are already seeing interest in follow-up projects,” said Thomas Wagner, head of EnviTec’s Southeast Asia office in Jakarta.
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