NORDECO Denounces Samal Power Takeover As “Illegal”
NORDECO condemns the Samal power distribution takeover and says it will pursue legal remedies while continuing to serve consumers.
Currents of Progress: ZAMCELCO Sparks Zamboanga’s Rise
ZAMCELCO has boosted power reliability, affordability, and local growth — illuminating the city’s economy and community development.
Nordeco Faces Calls For Greater Transparency As Power Rates Spike In January 2026
A Davao consumer group urges Nordeco to regularly publish and explain power rates following a sharp increase in January 2026 electricity bills.
High Bills, Weak Service: The Electric Cooperative Problem
Despite promises of lower costs, the Philippines faces grid instability, hidden expenses, and economic risks in its push for an energy transition that may not deliver savings. High Bills,...
Will Renewable Energy Lighten the Load on Filipino Households?
Despite promises of lower costs, the Philippines faces grid instability, hidden expenses, and economic risks in its push for an energy transition that may not deliver savings. Will Renewable...
WESM Prices Fall In January As Visayas, Mindanao See Major Declines
WESM (Wholesale Electricity Spot Market) power prices dropped 18.6% in January, led by steep declines in the Visayas and Mindanao amid lower nationwide demand.
Consumers Feel Impact of January Power Rate Increase In Davao
Consumer advocates sound the alarm over higher January electricity bills in Davao following a ₱2/kWh rate increase.
House Committee Prepares Hearing On Solar Firms Tied To Rep. Leviste
A House panel will review the franchise of solar firms tied to Rep. Leandro Leviste following DOE penalties, canceled projects, and regulatory questions.
Leviste Resigns From Solar Firm Boards As Largest PH Solar Project Nears Operations
After weeks of controversy, Batangas Representative Leandro Leviste exits solar firms now controlled by Meralco as MTerra Solar moves closer to phased commercial operations.
Solar Philippines’ Projects Could Have Cut Electricity Price By Half, Says DOE
Solar project failures kept electricity prices high, according to the DOE, as unmet RE commitments reveal deeper issues in enforcing renewable energy accountability in the country.