Philippines

Agus IV Hydroelectric Power Plant— 158 MW Hydroelectric

HydroRenewableVerified: Feb 2026

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Agus IV Hydroelectric Power Plant holds a significant position in the Philippines, ranking 60th out of 223 plants nationwide and 15th among the 27 hydro plants. With a capacity of 158 MW, Agus IV contributes 0.44% to the national capacity of 35,822 MW, where coal remains the dominant fuel source. Commissioned in 1979, this facility utilizes hydroelectric technology to transform the potential energy of water into electrical energy, providing a clean and renewable energy source essential for the country's growth. Agus IV is strategically situated within a network of hydro plants, including AGUS 5 at 309 MW, AGUS 2 and Agus II at 180 MW each, and AGUS 4 at 158.1 MW, creating a robust hydroelectric cluster that plays a vital role in the Mindanao grid. This cluster not only enhances energy security but also supports local economies. The average capacity of power plants in the Philippines is approximately 161 MW, making Agus IV slightly above average within this context. As the country faces challenges related to energy demand and environmental concerns, Agus IV Hydroelectric Power Plant symbolizes a commitment to harnessing renewable resources, contributing to a more sustainable energy future while mitigating the impacts of fossil fuel dependence.