If there are a few words that kept coming out of the Duterte administration since they took office, it’s these: The Philippines is a growing economy. And they are very committed to...
For most of us, the word “FIT” carries a connotation of a healthy diet and an active lifestyle. But for those in the energy industry, the word “FIT” means “feed-in-tariff” But exactly...
Renewable energy now plays a major part in the country’s power circuit. With the rise of its production and use among growing markets in remote islands and business districts in metro areas,...
Labeled as the ‘golden age of infrastructure’, the Build, Build, Build program of the Duterte administration is looking to raise the Philippines’ economic growth capacity through various infrastructure projects that will bring...
Different businesses and local government units (LGUs) will be recognized for being the unsung heroes of electrical safety at the second Meralco K-Ligtas Awards. The K-Ligtas or Kuryenteng Ligtas Awards recognizes business...
Russia has extended help to the Philippines in developing nuclear power facilities and determining the fate of the mothballed Bataan Nuclear Power Plant (BNPP). Energy Secretary Alfonso Cusi and Rosatom State Atomic...
The Philippines and New Zealand have renewed their cooperation for the development of geothermal power resources. Department of Energy Secretary Alfonso Cusi and New Zealand Ambassador to the Philippines David Strachan signed...
The Semirara Mining and Power Corp. (SMPC) has consumed more than half of its P8 billion budget for its three-year upgrade program of its power plants in Calaca, Batangas. SMPC said that...
The country’s energy demand may soon overtake the current energy reserves – and if not addressed, may lead to a power crisis. The dependable energy reserve is only at five to 10...
A go-signal was given to the Energy World Power Corporation Philippines Inc. (Ewpopi) to develop a transmission facility that will connect its 650-megawatt gas plant to the planned Pagbilao substation. In a...
