MGEN unveils new identity, eyes clean energy growth
Meralco PowerGen Corporation (MGEN) has launched a new corporate identity to mark its 15th anniversary, aligning with a unified vision to lead the Philippines’ energy transition. The rebranding was unveiled during One MGEN Day on August 15 and centers on the company’s mission of “Powering a Better Tomorrow.” The strategy integrates its operations into three
By Staff Writer
Meralco PowerGen Corporation (MGEN) has launched a new corporate identity to mark its 15th anniversary, aligning with a unified vision to lead the Philippines’ energy transition.
The rebranding was unveiled during One MGEN Day on August 15 and centers on the company’s mission of “Powering a Better Tomorrow.”
The strategy integrates its operations into three distinct business lines: MGEN Thermal, MGEN Natural Gas, and MGEN Renewables.
MGEN Thermal will continue providing dependable baseload power to support the country’s energy stability.
MGEN Natural Gas is positioned as a transition fuel aimed at complementing the growing renewable energy sector.
MGEN Renewables is focused on expanding solar power and battery energy storage projects across the Philippines.
“The next five years will be golden years for MGEN,” said MGEN Chairman Manuel V. Pangilinan during the unveiling.
President and CEO Emmanuel V. Rubio said the new identity reflects a unified direction across platforms and technologies.
“MGEN is more than just power plants and projects – we are an organization moving with one purpose,” Rubio said.
“When we act as One MGEN, we can deliver reliable energy today while building the solutions that will power a better tomorrow,” he added.
Currently, MGEN operates a 5,068-megawatt (MW) energy portfolio in the Philippines and Singapore, spanning thermal, gas, and renewable assets.
Its renewables footprint includes seven solar plants in Luzon with a combined capacity of 400 MWac.
MGEN also holds a 40.2% stake in the Philippines’ first liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal located in Batangas.
Internationally, the company has investments in Singapore’s PacificLight Power, a key asset in its regional expansion.
Among its upcoming projects is MTerra Solar, described as the world’s largest integrated solar and battery energy storage system.
With rising electricity demand and mounting climate pressures, MGEN said the rebrand positions the company to support a cleaner, more resilient power grid.
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