THE ASIAN Development Bank (ADB) is working with the Philippine government to build a pipeline of energy projects to accelerate renewable energy (RE) deployment, improve energy efficiency, and reduce diesel dependence in off-grid areas.
The Department of Energy said Catanduanes moved closer to a stable electricity supply after generator sets arrived to resolve power outages of up to 12 hours in the island province.
ANOTHER step to achieving a more reliable and sustainable downstream natural gas industry has been completed.
Food and beverage company Fly Ace Corporation has partnered with First Gen Corporation to directly source renewable geothermal energy for its operations, marking the latest collaboration between a major Philippine consumer goods company and one of the country’s leading renewable energy providers as businesses continue to pursue sustainability and decarbonization initiatives.
Tan-led Eton Properties Philippines Inc. (EPPI) and Fly Ace Corp. (Fly Ace) have chosen First Gen Corp. as their renewable energy (RE) supplier.
Green Tiger Markets has quietly achieved a pair of milestones that could matter a great deal for how power is priced and financed in the Philippines. By executing its first transaction referencing Visayas prices and opening its platform to Mindanao‑based hedging, the firm is extending modern financial risk management beyond its original Luzon market.
A magnitude 7.8 earthquake that struck Southern Mindanao on Monday triggered widespread power interruptions across several franchise areas, prompting the Department of Energy (DOE) and partner agencies to deploy rapid response teams and emergency restoration measures.
NINE BIDDERS have advanced in the first offshore wind auction, proposing to deliver a combined 9.26 gigawatts (GW) of renewable energy capacity, according to the Department of Energy (DoE).
MANILA, Philippines – The Department of Energy (DOE) is now assessing the impact on critical power networks after the powerful 7.8-magnitude quake that hit Mindanao on Monday morning.
PHILIPPINE energy companies expect electricity and fuel demand to remain strong in the second half, although rising oil prices and supply risks linked to the Iran war are likely to keep pressure on costs and project execution.