Prime Infrastructure Capital Inc. (Prime Infra), led by the Razon Group, has entered into an agreement with UK-based construction firm Mace to establish a project management office (PMO) for two major pumped storage hydroelectric power projects. The deal aims to enhance the governance, efficiency, and execution of the 600 MW Wawa and 1,400 MW Pakil hydroelectric plants in the Philippines.
Under the agreement, Mace will implement a structured PMO framework for the large-scale projects, covering key aspects such as people, processes, and technology. The partnership is expected to drive a more transparent and results-oriented approach to project management.
While the financial details of the deal are undisclosed, the Wawa PSH project, located in Rizal, is scheduled to begin operations by 2029, and the Pakil PSH project, in Laguna, is slated for completion by 2030. The projects address the Philippines’ growing energy needs, with combined storage capacity of 20,000 MWh per day.
Guillaume Lucci, Prime Infra president and CEO, emphasized the importance of the partnership, noting that Mace’s expertise will be instrumental in delivering the projects on time. Mace CEO Davendra Dabasia highlighted the company’s commitment to supporting sustainable infrastructure development in the Philippines and the broader Asia Pacific region.
Prime Infra continues to focus on sustainability-driven asset development, particularly in energy, clean water, and waste management sectors.
