Philippines Coal Power Set for Rare Decline as Gas Generation Rises
The Philippines, one of the world’s most coal-dependent power markets, has boosted LNG imports and gas-fired power generation in recent years, to the point of being on track to see the first decline in coal power generation in 17 years.
DOE Receives Php 57.4 Million from PCSO to Support Renewable Energy Projects
Power supply normal post-Crising, says NGCP
MANILA, Philippines – Grid operator National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) said the country’s power supply remained normal as no transmission facilities had been damaged following the onslaught of Severe Tropical Storm Crising (international name: Wipha).
BDO Surpasses PHP1 Trillion in Green Financing, Fuels Major Solar and Battery Projects in the Philippines
MGEN to Build 49MW Battery Energy Storage Facility in Cebu
Malampaya new wells to secure PH energy supply for next decade
ICSC launches SPECTRUM solar mapping tool to drive renewable energy growth, expose data gaps
A landmark event in the Philippine energy sector took place as the Institute for Climate and Sustainable Cities (ICSC) formally launched SPECTRUM, a data-driven solar rooftop mapping platform. The event, held yesterday in Quezon City, gathered government officials, regulators, private sector leaders, and civil society organizations, underscoring a unified push toward renewable energy and sustainability.
Philippines breaks ground on 64 MW solar project
Construction of a 64 MW solar project is underway in the Philippines. The Ajuy-1 solar power project, located in the municipality of Ajuy within the central province of Iloilo, will cover a 47.86 hectare area and be the province’s first major ground-mounted solar facility.
