About Nabas Wind Farm
Nabas Wind Farm is a 36-megawatt wind power facility located on rolling hills in Barangay Pawa, Nabas, Aklan, in northwestern Panay Island, Philippines. Developed by PetroWind Energy Inc. and operational since 2015, it features 18 wind turbines overlooking the Tablas Strait and Boracay Island. The site has become a popular viewpoint and eco-tourism stop for visitors traveling between Kalibo, Caticlan and Boracay, known for its scenic hilltop views and renewable energy demonstration.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a hilltop site with 18 large wind turbines arranged along ridges, offering panoramic views of the coastline, Tablas Strait, and on clear days Boracay Island. The area consists of concrete access roads, open grassy slopes, and designated viewing areas for photography and sightseeing. The environment is windy and exposed with little shade, and the turbines are viewed from a distance. The site is primarily for scenic viewing and learning about wind energy.
Key highlights
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18 wind turbines situated on scenic rolling hills in Barangay Pawa
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Panoramic views of Tablas Strait, coastline and Boracay Island on clear days
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Popular photography and sunset viewing spot
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First wind farm in the Visayas region
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Demonstration of renewable wind energy technology
History of Nabas Wind Farm
Developed by PetroWind Energy Inc., a joint venture of PetroEnergy Resources Corporation, CapAsia and EEI Power Corporation. The 36 MW Phase 1 with 18 turbines was inaugurated in 2015 as the first wind farm in the Visayas and one of the largest wind power projects in the Philippines at the time, supplying renewable energy to the Panay grid.
Culture & Context
Represents Aklan's promotion of renewable energy and sustainable tourism, serving as an educational and eco-tourism site that demonstrates wind power technology to local communities and visitors traveling to Boracay.
Route
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