Davao City Power Rates Surge Despite Lower Transmission Charges
Power bills in Davao City surge as volatile market prices and renewable energy charges outweigh lower transmission rates from NGCP.
Leviste Defends Solar Firm Ownership, Denies Legal Violations
Leandro Leviste defends his ownership of solar firms, denying any constitutional or legal violations amid a libel case vs. Palace officer Claire Castro.
From Solar Ambitions to Scrutiny: The Rise and Reckoning of Leandro Leviste
How Leandro Leviste’s bold solar ambitions unraveled under DOE scrutiny, fines, and missed renewable targets.
Power Rates Seen to Rise as WESM Prices Surge in December
Power rates may rise in January as WESM prices surge in Visayas and Mindanao amid higher holiday demand.
Philippine Energy in 2025: 10 Major Developments Transforming the Sector
Discover the top 10 Philippine energy highlights of 2025, from coal and renewables to offshore wind and rural electrification challenges.
VinFast Powers Davao’s Electric Future
VinFast opens its first Mindanao dealership in Davao City, bringing next-generation electric vehicles and supporting the region’s shift to clean mobility.
Davao Light Brings Reliable, Affordable Power to Davao del Norte
Davao Light receives ERC approval to expand power in Davao del Norte, offering lower rates, reliable service, and new opportunities for residents and businesses.
Repower Deepens Mindanao Commitment With Major Bukidnon Hydropower Push
Repower Energy Development Corp. (REDC) is accelerating its role in Mindanao’s clean energy transition, anchoring its expansion strategy on hydropower assets that combine scale, reliability, and long-term regional impact....
Mindanao: Rising as a Global Investment Powerhouse
Mindanao emerges as a top investment hub, driven by renewable energy, agri-industrial growth, and strong international and regional partnerships.
Southeast Asia Races Toward Solar–Wind Integration, Yet Hard Realities Remain
IEA finds big solar-wind opportunities in Southeast Asia, yet warns that high capital costs, grid upgrades, and inconsistent policies could slow progress.