Building Asia’s energy infrastructure.
Energy World Corporation Ltd (ASX: EWC) owns and is progressing advanced-stage LNG infrastructure assets in the Philippines and Indonesia and is focused on unlocking their commercial value.
LNG projects
Both projects contain substantial installed infrastructure and are at different stages of development and commercialisation. Project pages are being prepared; summary information and photography is provided in the interim.
Pagbilao LNG Hub
Advanced-stage LNG import, storage and logistics terminal on Pagbilao Grande Island, comprising a 130,000 m³ LNG storage tank, deepwater jetty and marine transfer infrastructure, with initial design throughput of 3 MTPA. Civil and marine works substantially complete.
Sengkang LNG
Advanced-stage LNG liquefaction project at Sengkang Bay, South Sulawesi, designed for production of up to 2 MTPA. Significant process and marine infrastructure has been installed, with future development dependent on securing gas supply and commercial arrangements.
Recent announcements
Energy World Corporation to sell its turbines for US$350 million
ASX release, 2 June 2026. Sale to Hallador Energy Company (Nasdaq: HNRG); focus turns to the continued development of the company’s LNG assets.
ASX announcements, Constitution and corporate governance policies
The Investor Centre is the reference source for the company’s governance documents, as cited in the Annual Report.
Open Investor Centre →Building energy infrastructure in Asia-Pacific.
Energy World Corporation Ltd is an ASX-listed (ASX: EWC) energy infrastructure company with major LNG development assets in the Philippines and Indonesia, and a portfolio of non-core Australian oil and gas interests which are subject to ongoing strategic, divestment and rehabilitation activities.
Following the sale of its Siemens turbine package, the Company is undertaking a strategic review focused on maximising the value of its remaining asset portfolio and determining the optimal allocation of capital.
What we do
Building LNG import infrastructure
The Pagbilao LNG Hub in Quezon Province, the Philippines — an independent receiving terminal with GTT storage and deepwater marine facilities, in advanced construction.
Building LNG production
Modular liquefaction being built at Sengkang Bay, South Sulawesi, which could potentially supply island power systems across eastern Indonesia.
Gas-fired power (historical)
The company has previously owned and operated gas-fired power generation at Sengkang, South Sulawesi, supplying the Indonesian grid from domestic gas.
Current focus
US$350m turbine sale
In June 2026, EWC entered into an agreement to sell its Siemens gas and steam turbines to Hallador Energy Company for US$350 million. The transaction is currently progressing toward completion.
Read the ASX release (PDF) ↓Corporate information
Announcements, Constitution and corporate governance.
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Investor relations and general enquiries.
Holding statements, address changes and dividend instructions.
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Pagbilao LNG Hub
The Pagbilao LNG Hub is an advanced-stage LNG import, storage and logistics terminal located on Pagbilao Grande Island, on the Luzon grid in Quezon Province, Philippines. The facility comprises a 130,000 m³ GTT membrane storage tank, a deepwater jetty with three 16-inch LNG transfer arms and mooring dolphins, with a design throughput of 3 MTPA, expandable. Civil and marine works are substantially complete; the tank is structurally complete. Potentially the country’s first independent LNG gateway.
Pagbilao was planned as an integrated facility: the LNG Hub and a gas-fired power plant on the same site. Following the sale of the power plant’s turbines in June 2026, the focus is the LNG Hub as a standalone terminal.
EWC is currently engaging with prospective customers and partners as part of its strategic review and commercialisation strategy.
Sengkang LNG
The Sengkang LNG Project is an advanced-stage modular LNG liquefaction development located at Sengkang Bay in South Sulawesi, Indonesia. The facility has been designed for LNG production of up to 2 MTPA.
Major infrastructure and process equipment has already been installed, including cold boxes, compressors, LNG storage infrastructure, jetty facilities and marine loading arms. Once complete, the plant could potentially deliver LNG, by small carrier and ISO container, to island power systems across eastern Indonesia that currently rely on diesel.
Future development is dependent on securing suitable gas supply and commercial arrangements. The project remains under review as part of EWC’s broader strategic review.
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