Repower Energy Development Corporation (REDC) has approved the creation of a wholly-owned subsidiary focused on hydropower development, backed by a PHP 12.5 million capital subscription.
Solar adoption in the Philippines has moved beyond proving viability to prioritizing long-term performance, reliability, and operational efficiency. For commercial and residential operators, the focus is now on maximizing yield, reducing downtime, and simplifying maintenance.
Malacañang said renewable energy integration and planned grid interconnection are central to long-term efforts to further stabilize Siquijor’s electricity supply, as the island province continues to see improved power conditions following earlier intervention by the Marcos administration.
Rockport Power Inc., a licensed Retail Electricity Supplier (RES), has been tapped to supply electricity to King Global Sanitary Products.
The city government has launched a rooftop solar power project aimed at reducing electricity costs in public facilities and expanding the use of renewable energy in government operations, through a partnership with private sector firms providing equipment and services at no cost.
ENERGY Secretary Sharon Garin expressed high hopes that the first application for nuclear power project would be approved by her office within the Marcos administration.
CitizenWatch Philippines has called on the Department of Energy (DOE) to ensure the timely enforcement of value-added tax (VAT) exemptions on electricity generated from indigenous natural gas, saying consumers should already be benefiting from the mechanism.
FDC Green Energy Corporation has secured a Certificate of Compliance (COC) from the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) for its 20.774-megawatt peak (MWp) Misamis Solar Power Project, clearing the facility for commercial operations and power delivery to the Mindanao grid.
The Department of Energy (DOE) and the Government of Malaysia held a high-level bilateral meeting on April 22 to strengthen cooperation on energy security amidst ongoing global fuel market volatility.
The Philippines’ energy transition is entering a more complex phase—one where adding renewable capacity is no longer the primary challenge. As more solar and wind come online, the focus is shifting to how reliably that power can be delivered.