About Burgos Wind Farm
Burgos Wind Farm is a 150-megawatt wind power facility in Burgos, Ilocos Norte, northern Luzon, Philippines. Commissioned in 2014 and operated by Energy Development Corporation, it was the largest wind farm in the Philippines at completion with 50 turbines across three coastal barangays. Set on rolling hills overlooking the South China Sea, it is notable for its scale, coastal scenery, and role as a landmark renewable energy project and scenic viewpoint.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect to see rows of large white wind turbines spread across rolling coastal hills overlooking the South China Sea. The site is viewed from roadside viewpoints and designated viewing areas, offering panoramic scenery of turbines, grassy terrain, and coastline. There is no enclosed complex; the experience is primarily sightseeing and photography from open-air vantage points along the access road.
Key highlights
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150-MW wind farm with 50 Vestas V90 turbines spread across three barangays
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Coastal hilltop setting with panoramic views of the South China Sea
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Largest wind farm in the Philippines at the time of commissioning in 2014
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Popular photography and sightseeing viewpoint along the Burgos-Bangui coastline
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Landmark renewable energy project operated by Energy Development Corporation
History of Burgos Wind Farm
Developed by Energy Development Corporation (EDC), construction started in 2013 and the 150-MW facility with 50 turbines was inaugurated in November 2014. At commissioning it was the largest wind farm in the Philippines, marking a major expansion of wind power capacity in Ilocos Norte.
Culture & Context
Symbolizes Ilocos Norte's role as a center for renewable energy in the Philippines and serves as a landmark for sustainable development. The wind farm has become a well-known tourism viewpoint that complements the province's natural and coastal attractions.
Route
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