LIMAY, Bataan – The Bureau of Customs-Port of Limay here named GNPower Dinginin Ltd. Co. (GNPD), a coal-fired power plant in Mariveles town, as one of its Top 5 Importers of 2023.
GNPD COO Emmanuel Lopez received the award from BOC-Limay district collector Atty. Kriden Balgomera during the 16th anniversary of the BOC facility in Barangay Lamao here.
Other awardees were Petron Corp., Unioil Petroleum Philippines, Jetti Petroleum, Inc., and Filoil Logistics Corp.
GNPD imports some 160,000 metric tons of coal a week or around 640,000 metric tons a month, making coal importation as one of its top priorities.
It has two units with gross capacity of 725 megawatts each or total gross capacity of 1,450 MW. Its net capacity is 668 MW per unit or with total net capacity of 1,336 MW.
“Our goal is to not only meet but exceed the expectations of our stakeholders and contribute positively to economic development as we empower progress,” Lopez said. “BOC has played a pivotal role in our operations, and they have also displayed unwavering commitment and integrity. We are proud to be part of this significant milestone.”
“This prestigious award acknowledged GNPD’s commitment to import compliance and its significant contributions to the economic growth of the region. The company’s dedication to efficient and smooth import operations throughout the year played a key role in securing this recognition,” said Arcel Madrid, GNPD AVP for community relations.
“GNPD is committed to upholding the highest standards of import compliance while contributing positively to the economic development of the region. The company recognizes the importance of collaboration with government agencies like the BOC and will continue to foster a strong working relationship to ensure smooth and efficient trade,” Madrid added.
