Cebu Energy Development Corporation (Philippines)

Cebu Energy Development Corporation (CEDC) is an independent power producer that owns and operates a 246-megawatt coal-fired power generation facility located at the Toledo Power Complex in Toledo City, Cebu. The plant consists of three 82 MW units utilizing circulating fluidized bed (CFB) boiler technology designed to achieve improved combustion efficiency and reduced emissions compared with conventional coal plants. CEDC is a consortium involving major Philippine power-sector stakeholders, supplying baseload electricity to Cebu and nearby islands through bilateral contracts with electric cooperatives, distribution utilities, and industrial customers. The company's operations support the reliability of the Visayas grid and provide critical capacity for the region's commercial, industrial, and residential consumers. CEDC's core assets include its CFB generating units, on-site coal-handling and environmental-control systems, and a skilled operations and maintenance workforce. Strategically, the company is positioned as a key baseload supplier in Central Visayas, balancing dependable power generation with compliance to grid and market rules, while participating in the ongoing transition of the Philippine power mix by maintaining plant efficiency and exploring opportunities aligned with evolving environmental and regulatory frameworks.