Samal Powers Up: The Island’s Long Fight for Reliable Electricity
Samal begins a new era as Davao Light takes over, raising hopes for reliable electricity, stronger businesses, and faster growth.
Davao Light Advances Submarine Cable Project To Link Samal To Mainland Grid
Davao Light begins submarine cable project linking Samal to Davao grid, aiming to stabilize power supply and support island growth.
Global Energy in Transition: The 2026 Iran War and the Philippine Energy Crisis
The 2026 Iran War has triggered record fuel price hikes. Explore the conflict's impact on the Philippines' strategy for energy security.
Rising Energy Prices Ahead: Practical Ways Households Can Slash Electricity Costs
Power rates could rise amid global energy pressures. Here are practical tips to help households save electricity and lower monthly bills.
From Deficit To Surplus: Mindanao Emerges As Reliable Power Hub
MinDA highlights Mindanao’s rise as an energy exporter, aligning with the Marcos administration’s renewable and infrastructure agenda.
Baseload Power: The Backbone of a Future‑Ready Energy System
Baseload power ensures reliable, affordable energy. Explore why coal, gas, and nuclear remain key as the Philippines builds a future-ready grid.
Why Coal Still Matters for Energy Security and Affordable Electricity
Coal remains central to energy security and affordable electricity in the Philippines and worldwide, balancing reliability and cost as demand grows.
More Cooperatives Tap NEA Loans As Electrification Drive Accelerates
The National Electrification Administration (NEA) released ₱2.8 billion in loans to 45 electric cooperatives, boosting rural electrification and supporting power distribution upgrades nationwide.
The Philippines’ Energy Wake-Up Call from Its Southeast Asian Neighbors
The Philippines faces high power costs and frequent outages, while its ASEAN neighbors keep electricity affordable through pragmatic policies.
Davao Light Prepares for Transition Amid Court Delay
Despite legal hurdles, Davao Light moves ahead with preparations as Davao del Norte consumers call for fairer power rates.