Representing the Alsons Power Group were the following: Electricity Market Compliance Assistant Manager Engr. John Paul P. Holgado (5th from right); Compliance and Risk Assistant Manager Atty. Andrea D. Magallon (4th from right); Electricity Market Counsel Atty. Joshua Joy F. Co (4th from left); and Market Compliance Point Persons Engr. Kirbie B. Orellanida (5th from left), Engr. Danilo A. Dizon Jr. (3rd from right), and Engr. Jinky I. Gomez (3rd from left), together with representatives from SEC Operations: Engr. Mark L. Lapining (2nd from left) and Engr. Joel Allan C. Pedrosa (2nd from right).
Alsons Power Group’s Sarangani Energy Corporation (SEC) earned the Top 1 Most Compliant Generator Award under the Coal Resource Type category from the Philippine Electricity Market Corporation (PEMC), ranking first among the 33 coal-fired plants nationwide with a rating of 97.71%.
Organized by PEMC, the recognition honors electricity market participants that demonstrate exceptional adherence to WESM rules, regulatory requirements, and market standards.
The recognition places SEC ahead of some of the Philippines’ largest energy players, marking a significant milestone for the Mindanao-based power facility and underscoring its commitment to operational excellence and regulatory compliance.“This recognition reflects the strong commitment of the Alsons Power Group to operational excellence, environment sustainability, regulatory compliance, and responsible participation in the Philippine energy market,” said Alsons Power Vice President for Legal, Regulatory, Compliance, and Industry Relations, Atty. Lumen P. Balboa
For Alsons Power, SEC’s national recognition reaffirms its commitment to environment responsibility while maintaining high compliance standards alongside power generation. As the Philippine energy sector continues to evolve, adherence to market rules remains essential to ensuring fair competition, transparent transactions, and efficient market operations.
Located in Maasim, Sarangani, SEC operates a 237-Megawatt coal-fired power facility that provides essential baseload electricity to Mindanao. The plant plays a vital role in supporting the region’s energy requirements, particularly as economic activity and electricity demand continue to grow.
