Will be under CREI - new PGPC subsidiary
Will be under CREI - new PGPC subsidiary
13d ago
13d ago
Philippine Geothermal Production Company
(3 reviews)
Company Profile
Company overview
Industry
Oil & Gas Extraction & Refinement
Company size
101-1,000
Primary location
14th Floor 6750 Ayala Avenue Makati City 1226 Philippines
Philippine Geothermal Production Company, Inc. (PGPC) is a Filipino corporation operating the Geothermal Steam Fields located in Tiwi, Albay and Mak-Ban which straddles the provinces of Laguna and Batangas. It is wholly owned by Allfirst Equity Holdings, Inc., an affiliate of the SM Investments Corporation.Geothermal energy development in the country started in 1971 when PGPC’s predecessor-in-interest, Philippine Geothermal, Inc. (or PGI, now known as Allfirst Geothermal Philippine Holdings, LLC.) entered into a Service Contract with the National Power Corporation. This pioneering venture transformed the government’s 2.5 kW experiment in the steam fields of Albay province into the first commercial geothermal power project in Southeast Asia with the discovery in 1972 of Naglagbong-1 well in Tiwi. Commercial operations in Tiwi began in 1979, ushering the birth of the Philippine geothermal energy industry.Starting in 1974, PGI went on to discover and develop the Mak-Ban geothermal resource in an area that straddles the provinces of Laguna and Batangas. Commercial operations in Mak-Ban, which is a shortened version of Mt. Makiling and Mt. Banahaw, followed in 1979.PGPC continues its legacy of providing a clean, stable, reliable, and renewable source of energy to meet the country’s growing power requirements. PGPC’s vision is to be the leading geothermal energy company, recognized not only for its world-class performance but also for contributing to the improvement in the lives of the people in the communities where it operates.
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Will be working under Legal and Corporate Affairs
Will be working under Legal and Corporate Affairs
13d ago
13d ago
Reviews overview
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What’s it like working at Philippine Geothermal Production Company?
AI summary of recent reviews
Employees at the Philippine Geothermal Production Company appreciate the higher than average salaries, good working environment, and the opportunity to learn from top management's knowledge and ideas. Some also value the proximity to family after work.
However, there are potential challenges, such as indications of office politics, with caution advised regarding certain roles. Some employees find that the work can become routine at times, and there is a desire for more structured training and development programs. Additionally, some contractual employees express a desire to become regular employees.
Recent reviews
2.0
Sr. Electronics Technician
Jan 2021Less than 1 year in the role, current employee
Work as Service Company
The good thingsBeing only near to the family after work.
The challengesToo much politician, specially PGPC Asset coordinators. Be careful as there are so many back fighters.
4.0
Engineer
Apr 20201 to 2 years in the role, former employee
Home of the best engineers
The good thingsHigher than average salary
good working environment
The challengeswork can sometimes be routinary
training/development programs not as structured
5.0
Project controller
Jul 2015Less than 1 year in the role, current employee
Excellent!
The good thingsWorking with the board top notchers is really nice. Sharing their knowledge and idea. Salary. Management. This is my dream company. So I'm really happy working here though I'm just contractual.
The challengesHow I wish im a board passer so I can apply to work with them as a regular employee.
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