Strategic and Operational Highlights from the 2025 Annual Stockholders’ Meeting
- 30% renewable energy capacity share targeted by Vivant Energy by 2030, supporting the national goal of a balanced energy mix.
- Roughly ₱46 billion in cumulative investments forecasted by Vivant Energy to drive portfolio expansion across renewable and conventional platforms through 2030.
- 451 MW in attributable generation capacity consolidated by Vivant Energy as of December 2024, reflecting a diversified mix of coal and diesel assets across on-grid and off-grid locations.
- Long-term Power Supply Agreement for mainland Palawan secured by Delta P, Inc. in 2024 to enhance access to reliable power in underserved areas.
- Long-term Power Supply Agreement for Busuanga and Coron executed by Calamian Islands Power Corp. in early 2025, further reinforcing missionary electrification.
- Construction of the solar power facility in Bulacan under development with commercial operations targeted within 2025.
- 206 MW wind project in Northern Samar developed by Vivant Energy with target commercial operations by 2027.
- Dedicated leadership team mobilized by Corenergy, Inc. in 2024 to sharpen strategic execution in the retail electricity market.
- Isla Mactan-Cordova Corporation’s desalination facility began testing and commissioning in 2024, signaling readiness for commercial operations within 2025, backed by a 25-year Joint Venture Agreement with Metropolitan Cebu Water District signed in April 2025.
- Regulatory-compliant wastewater treatment operations in Puerto Princesa sustained by Vivant Water throughout 2024, contributing to public health and environmental protection.
- Potential around ₱10 billion in water infrastructure investments projected by Vivant Water through 2030 to support long-term solutions in water access and wastewater treatment.
Cebu, Philippines – Vivant Corporation (PSE: VVT) reaffirmed its commitment to sustainable growth during its 2025 Annual Stockholders’ Meeting (ASM), outlining key developments in its energy and water businesses as it works toward its 2030 goals.
Vivant Corporation CEO Arlo G. Sarmiento described 2024 as a year of focus and disciplined execution, saying, “Our strong performance was the result of deliberate choices, clear priorities, and disciplined execution,” as the Company continued to deliver solutions that help improve everyday living.
Vivant Energy expanded its renewable pipeline while maintaining conventional assets that contribute to grid stability. It strengthened its presence in both on grid and off grid areas, enhanced its retail electricity operations with a new leadership team, and advanced energy access through newly signed Power Supply Agreements for mainland Palawan and the island of Busuanga.
Vivant Water moved closer to full operations of the Isla Mactan-Cordova Corporation desalination facility. A 25-year Joint Venture Agreement with the Metropolitan Cebu Water District was signed in April 2025. The plant’s testing and commissioning is currently underway and commercial operations are expected by the second half of the year.
The Company’s wastewater treatment facility in Puerto Princesa remained fully operational and compliant with existing regulations throughout the year.
“As we move toward 2030, our efforts in energy and water remain aligned with the country’s long-term needs,” Mr. Sarmiento added. “We’re focused on growing responsibly and building solutions that matter.”
