Offshore wind projects in the Philippines could take up to a decade to develop, highlighting a growing gap between ambitious rollout targets and the complex realities of building large-scale projects. Industry leaders...
Access to financing for wind energy projects in the Philippines remains tightly linked to project readiness, with lenders requiring full regulatory and contractual compliance before releasing funds, industry players said. During a...
*This article was first published in Dialogue Earth. By Champa Patel, Climate Group Executive Director for Governments and Policy As the Gulf conflict plunges Southeast Asia into a deepening energy crisis, empowering...
The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) earlier announced that Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi has agreed “to allow safe, unhindered, and passage of Philippine-flagged vessels, energy sources, and all Filipino seafarers.”...
Transmission development timelines, which can stretch up to a decade, are emerging as a critical constraint on the Philippines’ renewable energy buildout, where wind and solar projects can be completed in as...
SolarPeak PH, a solar energy company owned by the Hizon family behind the meat-processing firm “Pampanga’s Best,” has officially been named a trusted local supplier of Power Ai Philippines Inc. in Pampanga,...
For many overseas Filipino workers, working abroad is about securing a better future for their families. For some Filipina domestic workers in Hong Kong, that future also includes reclaiming a long-delayed personal...
The Philippines’ renewable energy push is no longer held back by technology or capital, but by how quickly projects can move from planning to execution. As more developers step forward with viable...
The Philippines’ offshore wind pipeline has reached over 68 gigawatts (GW) across 90 service contracts, signaling strong investor interest—but officials say the sector’s main challenge has shifted to execution, particularly grid and...
Women continue to gain ground in the global energy workforce, but progress remains gradual. According to the International Energy Agency’s (IEA) 2025 World Energy Employment Report, women account for only about 20%...
