POWER DISTRIBUTOR Manila Electric Co. (Meralco) said it is open to working with regulators and stakeholders on measures that could help ease electricity costs, following rising public concern over higher bills.
AboitizPower plans to pursue additional investments in Vietnam spanning coal, natural gas, and renewable energy projects as the company expands its presence in one of Southeast Asia’s fastest-growing power markets.
More than 300 energy executives, investors, policymakers, and technology providers gathered in Manila to discuss how solar and battery storage can strengthen energy security, improve grid resilience, and drive the next wave of renewable energy investments in the Philippines.
Northern Davao Electric Cooperative Inc. has filed cases with the Supreme Court in its fight for its franchise and protect its member-consumer-owners.
The Department of Energy (DOE) opened the application window for its delayed offshore wind auction, kickstarting a multi-gigawatt procurement process intended to accelerate the country’s transition toward clean power generation.
MGen Renewable Energy Inc., the clean-energy arm of Meralco PowerGen Corp., is planning to participate in the government’s upcoming Green Energy Auction program as part of its strategy to expand its clean power portfolio.
Meralco has expressed support for ongoing government and industry efforts to bring down electricity rates, while stressing that the bulk of power charges are driven by generation costs and other pass-through expenses beyond the distribution utility’s control.
MANILA, Philippines — Nearly nine in 10 Filipinos are considering installing solar panels at home, but concerns about potential damage, high upfront costs and unreliable weather conditions remain major barriers.
The Manila Electric Company (Meralco) on Saturday addressed mounting concerns and criticisms arising from electric bill shocks recently experienced by its customers.
In an industry dominated by gigawatt-scale ambitions and billion-peso investments, Batangas Agrivoltaic Inc. is pursuing something much smaller — and potentially much more personal.