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Industrial facilities in Philippines

25 industrial facilities in Philippines, across 5 sectors, mapped and ranked from open data by type, capacity and CO₂ emissions.

29,681facilities
5sectors
24with CO₂ estimate
20.9M tCO₂e/yr total

Industry mix (Philippines)

Cement Plant: 17 facilities17Cement Pla…Pulp & Paper Mill: 3 facilities3Pulp & Pap…Refinery: 2 facilities2RefinerySteel Plant: 2 facilities2Steel PlantPetrochemical: 1 facilities1Petrochemi…

Facility counts by sector, Climate TRACE v6 (asset-level capacity & CO₂e, CC BY 4.0).

The state of Philippines's industrial emissions

Across the 24 Philippines industrial facilities with an estimated CO₂ figure (Climate TRACE), total emissions are about 20.9 Mt CO₂e/yr. The single largest emitter, Eagle Bulacan Cement Plant (cement), accounts for about 18% of that. The biggest sectoral share comes from cement. Among facilities with a known operator, the top three — Republic Cement & Building Materials Inc, Eagle Cement Corp, Holcim Philippines Inc — account for roughly 58%. Most of these facilities sit in a tropical Köppen climate zone.

Largest emitters (Mt CO₂e/yr)

Eagle Bulacan Cement Plant: 4 Mt CO2e/yr4Eagle Bula…Solid Cement Antipolo Cement Plant: 2 Mt CO2e/yr2Solid Ceme…Taiheiyo Cement San Fernando Cement Plant: 1 Mt CO2e/yr1Taiheiyo C…Republic Teresa Cement Plant: 1 Mt CO2e/yr1Republic T…Republic Iligan Cement Plant: 1 Mt CO2e/yr1Republic I…Century Peak Pinamungajan Cement Plant: 1 Mt CO2e/yr1Century Pe…Republic Bulacan Cement Plant: 1 Mt CO2e/yr1Republic B…Holcim Philippines Bulacan Cement Plant: 1 Mt CO2e/yr1Holcim Phi…Republic Batangas Cement Plant: 1 Mt CO2e/yr1Republic B…Petron Bataan Refinery: 1 Mt CO2e/yr1Petron Bat…

Emissions by sector (Mt CO₂e/yr)

cement: 19 Mt CO2e/yr19cementoil-and-gas-refining: 1 Mt CO2e/yr1oil-and-ga…petrochemical-steam-cracking: 1 Mt CO2e/yr1petrochemi…iron-and-steel: 0 Mt CO2e/yr0iron-and-s…pulp-and-paper: 0 Mt CO2e/yr0pulp-and-p…

Estimated CO₂e (modelled): Climate TRACE v6 (asset-level capacity & CO₂e, CC BY 4.0); climate: Köppen-Geiger (WorldClim). CC BY 4.0.

Biggest emitters in Philippines

#FacilityTypet CO₂e/yr
1Eagle Bulacan Cement PlantCement Plant3,801,584
2Solid Cement Antipolo Cement PlantCement Plant2,004,223
3Taiheiyo Cement San Fernando Cement PlantCement Plant1,301,722
4Republic Teresa Cement PlantCement Plant1,274,267
5Republic Iligan Cement PlantCement Plant1,267,763
6Century Peak Pinamungajan Cement PlantCement Plant1,243,540
7Republic Bulacan Cement PlantCement Plant1,197,575
8Holcim Philippines Bulacan Cement PlantCement Plant1,107,655
9Republic Batangas Cement PlantCement Plant1,038,180
10Petron Bataan RefineryRefinery1,028,663
11JG Summit Petrochemical , BatangasPetrochemical984,435
12Apo Cement City of Naga Cement PlantCement Plant957,665
13Holcim Philippines Lugait Cement PlantCement Plant883,356
14Holcim Philippines Davao Cement PlantCement Plant833,231
15northern Cement Sison Cement PlantCement Plant576,943
16Holcim Philippines La Union Cement PlantCement Plant547,038
17Goodfound Cement Camalig Cement PlantCement Plant318,908
18Republic norzagaray Cement PlantCement Plant263,321
19Mabuhay Filcement San Fernando Cement PlantCement Plant170,696
20SteelAsia Compostela steel plantSteel Plant53,713

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Cement Plant (17)Pulp & Paper Mill (3)

Cite this

Inzonex IndustryAtlas (2026). Industrial CO2 emissions — Philippines. Derived from Climate TRACE v6 and Köppen-Geiger/WorldClim (CC BY 4.0). https://inzonex.co.uk/industryatlas/philippines/

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Frequently asked questions

How many industrial facilities are in Philippines?
25 across 5 sectors are tracked in Philippines in this open dataset.
What is the biggest CO₂ emitter in Philippines?
Eagle Bulacan Cement Plant (Cement Plant) — about 3,801,584 tonnes CO₂e/year.
Which sectors are represented in Philippines?
The largest sectors in this dataset are Cement Plant (17), Pulp & Paper Mill (3), Refinery (2).
Where does the data come from?
Climate TRACE v6 — asset-level capacity and CO₂e emissions (CC BY 4.0).