Euro Hydro Power vision to be the leading hydropower energy producer in the Philippines.

Euro Hydro Power (Asia) Holdings, Inc. projects use Run-of-River Hydroelectric (ROR hydro) scheme.

Using a run of the river scheme, water is diverted using a non-impounding structure called, the weir. From the weir, the water enters the desander. The water sediments settles to the bottom. From the desander the water is then transported through steel pipes called conveyance lines which are laid out along the contour of the mountains so as not to disturb the surrounding landscapes. Then the water drops at a steep angle through another steel pipe known as the penstock. Penstock leads directly to the power plant which houses the turbine units and turbines causing a rotating motion and will convert the hydraulic energy to mechanical energy. Since turbines are directed coupled to the generators, such energy will be converted to electrical energy. The generators are interconnected to a substation where the energy produced is transmitted to the main grid. At the side of the power plant is the tail race where the water that passed through the system is brought back to the river in a much cleaner state.