The Department of Energy (DOE) is reviewing dozens of long-stalled renewable energy contracts, drawing attention to a subset of developers who secured projects but failed to advance them. These dormant contracts comprise...
Experts highlight how forward contracts and risk management practices can smooth electricity prices and prevent sudden bill shocks Sudden spikes in electricity prices continue to expose Filipino households and businesses to unexpected...
Photo: Shell’s Technical Services provide useful insights that help prevent breakdowns and reduce maintenance spending, empowering fleets to operate smarter, safer, and more sustainably. Philippine manufacturers are navigating a period of structural...
Energy leaders at Energyear Philippines 2026 warned that the Philippines’ renewable energy push is moving faster than the country’s power system can support, with transmission constraints and planning gaps threatening to slow...
While the Department of Energy targets 35% renewable energy by 2030 and the country’s largest conglomerates race to build utility-scale solar farms, a quieter but potentially more transformative shift is happening at...
The Department of Energy (DOE) announced recently that it is pursuing approximately P24 billion in penalties against Solar Philippines Power Project Holdings, Inc. (SPPHI) for failing to deliver on 33 renewable energy...
As electricity demand continues to rise, the conversation often turns to building more power plants. But in our episode of Power Podcast, Norman Roland E. Ocana III of Schneider Electric Philippines offered...
In the Philippine renewable energy sector, growth rarely happens overnight. It is built project by project, milestone by milestone—often starting small before moving into scale. In our recent conversation on Power Podcast,...
The Philippines’ push toward 50% renewable energy (RE) by 2040 is often framed as a race to build more solar and wind farms. But according to Green Tiger Markets (GTM) CEO and...
Energy regulation often happens out of public view, yet its effects are felt by every household and business. In our recent conversation on Power Podcast, Francis Saturnino C. Juan, Chairperson of the...
