The conference was part of a broader German business mission focused on fostering collaboration in the field of renewable energy, smart-grid, and storage solutions. The event was participated by around 70 stakeholders, including industry leaders, regulatory experts, and public sector representatives.
“As the country diversifies its energy mix, German companies have a valuable opportunity to contribute through advanced technology, engineering expertise, and collaborative ventures that unlock the full potential of the Philippine energy sector,” said GPCCI Vice President Mr. Tristan Arwen G. Loveres. “We are proud to provide a platform where German innovation and Philippine energy priorities can meet. We arranged around 68 B2B meetings to initiate concrete cooperation.”
Strengthening Bilateral Energy Cooperation
The event also featured a keynote address by Usec. Rowena Guevara, Undersecretary of the Department of Energy who spoke on The Role of Smart Grids and Energy Storage in the Philippines' Sustainable Energy Transition.
“Our drive for energy transition will not only build sustainable energy infrastructure for future generations, but we will also reap the economic benefits of retaining a highly skilled workforce in the country.” said DOE Undersecretary Rowena Guevara “The DOE shares this outlook in the hope of attracting committed climate financing, because this is how we secure a clean and reliable energy future for the next generation.”
Participating German companies included BAE Batterien, a manufacturer of stationary batteries used primarily for uninterruptible emergency power supply in data centers, power facilities, telecommunication infrastructure, and renewable energy projects. Blueberry Energy is an innovation-driven solar PV project developer offering solar-as-a-service solutions and utility-scale solar and battery storage projects to commercial and industrial clients, along with advisory services for renewable energy ventures. Fichtner GmbH is a leading independent engineering and consultancy firm active in over 170 countries, specializing in energy, environment, water, and infrastructure, and delivering integrated technical and management solutions.
H2 Core Systems designs modular, scalable electrolysis systems for sustainable energy applications. With over 35 years of experience in fluid systems, it offers plug-and-play solutions integrating fuel cells, compressors, and storage—driven by innovation, collaboration, and global impact. Reprocon GmbH brings 15–25 years of offshore wind expertise, offering services in contract and claims management, solving complex project challenges, and providing interim management through a trusted network.
SkySails Power develops Airborne Wind Energy Systems that harness high-altitude wind, combining German engineering with a passion for sailing and innovation to accelerate the energy transition. SMA Altenso GmbH delivers cutting-edge energy solutions in PV-hybrid, off-grid, battery, and power-to-gas systems. With more than 40 years of experience in power conversion, the company integrates renewable and conventional energy sources with smart storage technologies to enable reliable and sustainable energy supply.
“We see tremendous potential for German companies to contribute to the Philippine energy sector, particularly in renewable energy and smart grid solutions,” said GPCCI President Ms. Marie Antoniette Mariano. “This mission reflects Germany’s commitment to building lasting partnerships in sectors with real impact.”
About the Business Mission
This conference was part of a week-long business delegation to the Philippines from 23–26 June 2025, involving German SMEs in smart grid and energy solutions. The project is implemented by GPCCI in partnership with the Renewables Academy AG and is part of the Energy Solutions - Made in Germany, supported by the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWE).
