Tuesday, February 3, 2026

Ultra Luxury The Shang Grand Tower fully RE-powered by First Gen

The Shang Grand Tower, a residential condominium project of Shang Properties, partnered with First Gen Corporation (First Gen) to fully power the building using renewable geothermal energy. This transition to renewable energy forms part of a broader strategy to deliver more sustainable residential and commercial spaces.

 

Under the agreement between First Gen and The Shang Grand Tower, signed in October 2025, the former would transition all common areas of the 46-storey tower—such as the parking floors, all residential hallways, lobbies, and the amenities floor, to geothermal power sourced from the Unified Leyte Geothermal Power Plant.

 

 

“We are pleased to partner with First Gen in advancing our goal of powering The Shang Grand Tower with renewable energy. This initiative not only helps reduce our carbon footprint but also supports more efficient management of our electricity costs. We are optimistic that this partnership will lead to deeper collaboration and create more opportunities that translate into greener living for our residents,” said Joseph Salting, Head for Property Management.

 

The Shang Grand Tower features 254 residential units and is one of the most coveted, luxury residential properties in Makati due to its iconic design and strategic location.

 

“The Shang Grand Tower set the bar for luxury condominium living and we are privileged to support their RE transition. Geothermal power can support larger power demand consistently and continuously, ideal for developments where 24/7 power is a must. We look forward to continuing to work with The Shang Grand Tower team in their decarbonization journey,” said Carlo Vega, Chief Customer Engagement Officer of First Gen.

 

Aside from geothermal, the First Gen group RE portfolio includes hydro, solar and wind with total capacity of 1,700 megawatts (MW). To offset the intermittence of RE and help ensure energy supply and security, First Gen has a 40% interest in four gas-fired power plants with a total capacity of 2,017 MW, in partnership with majority owner, Prime Infrastructure Capital, Inc.

 

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