Energy World Corporation Ltd (EWC)

Overview

Energy World Corporation Ltd is an independent energy company with a focus on the production and sale of power and natural gas, primarily targeting the Asia Pacific market. The company was established in 1985, initially known as Conversion Technology before rebranding to Energy World Corporation Ltd in 2001. Its headquarters is located in Seaforth, Australia. The company plays a significant role in the energy sector by owning and operating major power plants in Indonesia and the Philippines, in addition to holding interests in gas fields in Indonesia and Australia. Furthermore, Energy World Corporation Ltd is actively involved in the development of liquefied natural gas projects and LNG Hub Terminals, positioning itself as a key player in the global energy market.

Products and Services

• Power Generation:

The company owns and operates two combined cycle gas-fired power plants. One is a 315 MW facility located in Sengkang, Indonesia, and the other is a 650 MW facility in the Philippines. These plants significantly contribute to the energy supply in their respective regions, highlighting Energy World Corporation’s capacity in the power generation sector.

• Natural Gas Production:

Energy World Corporation has interests in several gas fields, specifically in the Sengkang contract area in South Sulawesi, Indonesia, and the Eromanga and Gilmore gas fields in Australia. These interests underscore the company's role in exploring and producing natural gas, a critical resource for energy production and consumption.

• Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Projects:

The company is actively involved in the development of LNG projects, demonstrating its commitment to sustainable energy solutions. These projects encompass the processing, liquefaction, storage, and transportation of natural gas, transforming it into a safer, more efficient form for global distribution.

• LNG Hub Terminals:

Developing and owning LNG Hub Terminals is another key service offered by Energy World Corporation. These terminals play a vital role in the storage and regasification of LNG, facilitating the import and export of natural gas in a liquefied form and supporting the global LNG supply chain.