The 16MW Taft Hydroelectric Power Plant is located in the Tubig River within the Samar Island Natural Park (SINP). It began construction in February 2020. Officially beginning operations in October 2022, the plant will be generating an estimated 71 GWh annually, providing power to the surrounding communities in Eastern Samar. It has generated local employment, reducing illegal logging and coal-making, as well as promoting bamboo reforestation.
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The 8.66MW Matuno River Hydroelectric Power Plant is located in Matuno River, a tributary of the Magat Dam. It was acquired in February 2020. Set to begin commissioning in March 2024, the plant will generate an estimated 43 GWh annually, providing power to the communities in Bambang, Nueva Vizcaya. It will irrigate hectares of rice fields in the area.
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The 14MW Upper Taft Hydroelectric Power Plant makes use of the Tubig River within the SINP, the same river used by the 16-megawatt Taft Hydroelectric Power Plant, just upstream. Set to begin commissioning in Q1 of 2024, the plant will generate an estimated 63 GWh annually, providing even more power to the communities in Eastern Samar. Like the pioneer project before it, this plant will generate local employment, reducing illegal logging and coal-making, as well as promoting bamboo reforestation.
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The 20MWp Taft Solar Plant is located just around the access road of the 14MW Upper Taft Hydroelectric Power Plant. It is currently under development and set to begin construction within 2024. The plant will generate an estimated 31 GWh annually. Similarly with the nearby hydroelectric power plants, this plant aims to generate local employment, reducing illegal logging and coal-making.
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The 20MW Buhid Hydroelectric Power Plant is located in the Municipality of Maydolong, Eastern Samar. It is currently under development and set to begin construction within 2024. The plant will generate an estimated 82 GWh annually.
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