7 MAY 2009 Green Power Pangasinan awarded Board of Investment ("BOI") incentives for 35MW biomass

Global Green Power PLC Corporation is a Philippine Company that develops BIOMASS grid connected, decentralized, renewable energy power plants utilizing sustainable biomass resources such as agricultural crop and food processing wastes.

2010 Mar 24 EPC & Technology contracts signing ceremony

GGPC subsidiary companies sign EPC and Technology contracts in a ceremony attended by the British, Chinese and Finnish Ambassadors, other dignitaries, senior banking and institutional executives.

2010 Jul. 14 Banks visit to GPPPI site

Green Power Panay Philippines Inc. 17.5 MW Multi-fuel Biomass Power Plant site was visited by several banks officers.

2010 Aug. 19 GGPC/GBC Office in Ortigas, Manila

Global Green Power PLC Corporation and Global Biomass PLC Corporation Key People.

2009 Dec. 16 GPNEPI Groundbreaking Ceremony

Barangay Tabuating, Municipality of San Leonardo, Province of Nueva Ecija, Luzon region, Philippines.

2009 May 02 GPPPI Groundbreaking Ceremony

Barangay Cabalabaguan, Municipality of Mina, Province of Iloilo, Western Visayas region, Philippines.

2009 Apr. 9 POYRY joins GGPC as Owner's Engineers

Richard Pinnock Exec. Vice Pres., Energy Business Group; David de Montaigne, President of Global Green Power PLC; Andy Bachofen, Project Manager and Peter Heinzelmann, Managing Director.

GPPPI Power Plant Site Location

Construction of access road is undergoing to facilitate the transport to the Power Plant site.

2010 Feb. 19 Renewable Energy Contract Signing at DOE

Department of Energy Secretary, The Honorable Angelo T. Reyes; Mr. David de Montaigne, President of Global Green Power PLC and Department of Energy Undersecretary, Mrs. Loreta G. Ayson.

2010 January GGPC-POYRY EPC Contract Meeting

Engineering Procurement and Construction contract meeting between Global Green Power PLC Corporation and POYRY Energy Inc. at GGPC's office in Ortigas, Manila.

GPPPI Power Plant Site Location

Construction of access road is undergoing to facilitate the transport to the Power Plant site.

24 MARCH 2010 - GGPC subsidiary companies sign EPC and Technology contracts for two 17.5 MW Multifuel Biomass Power Plants and a Letter of Intent for a third 35 MW unit for the Philippines.

16 MARCH 2010 Dragon Power enters RMB 28 Billion (USD 4.1 Billion) strategic cooperation agreement with the China Construction Bank

16 DECEMBER 2009 Green Power Nueva Ecija Groundbreaking Ceremony at San Leonardo

1 DECEMBER 2009 Steve Waterfield joins GGP Group as Director and Chief-Executive Officer

30 SEPTEMBER 2009 UK Ambassador Lillie and DOE Undersecretary Santos fly to Iloilo City to support & endorse GPPPI 17.5 MW Biomass Power Plant

28 JULY 2009 GGPC issues Request for Offers for Panay Civil Works

14 JULY 2009 GGPC issues Request for Offers for Panay and Nueva Ecija TURBINE Islands

6 JULY 2009 Green Power Panay issued ECC (Environmental Compliance Certificate) 35MW Biomass Power

6 JULY 2009 GGPC issues Request for Offers for Panay and Nueva Ecija BOILER Islands

20 MAY 2009 Green Power Panay and Nueva Ecija commence key equipment bidding process

7 MAY 2009 Green Power Pangasinan awarded Board of Investment ("BOI") incentives for 35MW biomass

2 MAY 2009 Green Power Panay Groundbreaking Ceremony at Mina

9 APRIL 2009 GGP sign contract with Poyry Energy for Panay & Nueva Ecija Biomass Power Plants

15 MARCH 2009 GPPPI/GPNEPI Environmental Compliance Certificate approved up to 35 MWe

10 MARCH 2009 GGP Project Companies receive full DOE Endorsement:

16 DECEMBER 2008 Green Power Panay Philippines Inc (GPPPI) signed 25-year Electricity Supply Agreements:

7 MAY 2009

Green Power Pangasinan awarded Board of Investment ("BOI")
incentives for 35MW biomass

Manila 7 May: Green Power Pangasinan Philippines Inc., ("GPPPPI") receives Board of Investment approval for 35 MW of biomass power.

GPPaPI is the very first company accredited under the Philippines Renewable Energy Bill by the Department of Energy to secure Board of Investment incentives. The GPPaPI project is now a Philippine National Priority project.

The non-fiscal and fiscal incentives will be applied to GPPaPI's 35 Mega Watts of clean, decentralize, clean, renewable energy that will help to alleviate the Luzon Grid's looming energy shortfall of 2010.

The project has received the direct support of the Philippine Department of Energy as well as Congresswoman Rachael (Baby) Arenas.

The first stage of the project will deliver 15 MW of energy and then be expended up to 35 MW. The project will use agricultural waste as fuel that is currently left in the field to rot or is burned causing environmental pollution. The project will help mitigate climate change and provide around 900 direct and indirect jobs to local communities.

The project will be developed to the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) "Gold Standard".