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?
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.
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.
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.
Davao Del Norte Consumers Pin Hopes On Davao Light As Power Transition Unfolds
Davao Light's takeover in Davao Norte raises hopes for improved electricity service, even as competing billing claims create uncertainty.
Steady Power Sparks New Optimism for Samal Businesses
With Samal Island now served by Davao Light, businesses are optimistic about expansion, higher revenues, and attracting new investments.
Mindanao Powers Through: Quake-Hit Communities Regain Electricity In Joint Recovery Effort
DOE says electricity service in General Santos and Sarangani has been largely restored after Quake, while Mindanao maintains sufficient power reserves.
Why a Balanced Energy Mix Is Now Critical for the Philippines
The Philippines’ push for renewable energy raises costs and reliability concerns, highlighting the need for a balanced energy mix with baseload power.
Mindanao Hydro Rehabilitation Plans Strengthen Case For Renewable Shift
Consumer groups and investors push renewable energy expansion in Mindanao amid warnings over rising coal dependence and electricity costs.
Davao Light Links Samal to Mainland Grid, Unlocking Power Stability and Growth Potential
A 50-MW submarine cable connects Samal to Davao’s power grid, enhancing energy security as planners weigh demand versus capacity.