We are proud to share another major milestone in the advancement in the development of our offshore wind project portfolio in The Philippines. A consortium formed by Seawind Asia AG, Stream Invest Holding AG, and our joint venture company Triconti ECC Renewables has secured the first-ever Grid Connection Agreements (GCAs) for 3 offshore wind projects in The Philippines. These approvals cover a total 1.65 GW of capacity across the Frontera Bay (450 MW) and Guimaras Strait I & II (600 MW each) projects, marking a big step forward for the country’s growing offshore wind sector.

The GCAs define the technical and transmission requirements for integrating these projects into the national grid and are a key prerequisite for participation in the upcoming GEA‑5 Green Energy Auction, which will allocate 3.3 GW of offshore wind capacity for delivery between 2028 and 2030.

This joint achievement reflects strong cooperation between international partners, Philippine authorities, grid operators, and local stakeholders, demonstrating how aligned efforts can accelerate the country’s clean energy transition.

Leadership across the consortium emphasized the significance of the milestone, noting that offshore wind in the Philippines is quickly moving from long-term ambition to practical implementation. Theo Sunico, Director at TricontiECC, highlighted that these “first-of-their-kind” commitments send a strong signal of government support and reinforce the value of international collaboration.

With GCAs secured, the consortium is now intensifying development activities to prepare for GEA‑5 and advance these pioneering projects toward construction and operation, laying the foundation for a more resilient and low‑carbon energy future for the Philippines.