Mindanao Was Supposed to Have Enough Power. So Why Are Alerts Rising?
Mindanao was projected to have enough power in 2026. Why are alerts piling up, and what can be done?
DOE Bares Alleged Scheme Behind Stalled Leviste Renewable Energy Projects
The DOE filed a supplemental estafa complaint against Rep. Leandro Leviste over alleged deception in securing 1,380 MW of renewable energy awards.
Mindanao Power Alerts Raise Fears Of Another Crisis
Recent Red and Yellow Alerts on the Mindanao Grid raise concerns over the region’s ability to meet growing electricity demand.
Can Private Capital Save Struggling Electric Cooperatives?
Electric cooperatives are being urged to open up to private capital, as their outdated structure may be limiting investment, expansion, and reliable power.
Leviste Further Cuts SPNEC Stake As Scrutiny Over Solar Ventures Intensifies
Batangas Rep. Leandro Leviste further reduced his SPNEC stake after a ₱3-billion share sale as Ombudsman and DOE issues continue.
Davao Light Promised Cheaper Power. Will It Deliver?
Davao Light vowed reliable, affordable electricity for former Nordeco areas. But are consumers finally getting what they were promised?
DOE Proposes Mindanao Coal Terminal To Diversify Fuel Supply
The DOE is seeking private investors for a proposed coal blending terminal in Mindanao that could maximize the use of domestic coal.
Davao Consumer Group Presses Davao Light On Long-Term Supply As Rates Surge
Davao Light faces calls for a stronger long-term power supply strategy as it expands its network across Davao del Norte and other areas.
Agus-Pulangi Rehab Seen To Bolster Mindanao Power Reliability
The 1,000-MW Agus-Pulangi hydropower complex is set for phased rehabilitation as the government seeks to shore up Mindanao’s electricity supply.
BARMM’s Energy Future Gains Momentum With Landmark DOE Partnership
DOE and BARMM deepen cooperation on petroleum, native hydrogen, renewable energy and electrification to strengthen regional energy security.