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October 3, 2025

Coal & Renewables: Rivals or Partners in Transition?

Energy experts share how coal and renewables can work together in the transition, supporting economic growth, energy affordability, and security.

October 2, 2025

Government Offices Required to Adopt Energy Efficiency

Government agencies must adopt energy-efficient products and solar panels to cut power use, says the government.

September 17, 2025

How Reliable Power Fuels Mindanao’s Rising Economy

Mindanao outpaced the national 5.7% growth rate, underscoring its urgent need for reliable power to sustain development.

September 10, 2025

Mindanao’s Energy Dilemma Bridging Surplus to Sustainable Growth

Mindanao faces power shortages despite rich resources, hindered by outdated infrastructure and inefficiencies.

September 10, 2025

₱193-Million DOE Drive to Light Up Rural Areas

The Marcos administration is investing nearly ₱193M DOE Drive this year to bring electricity to over a thousand remote households.

September 3, 2025

Renewable Energy Policies Crafting a Better Tomorrow

Explore how regulatory, financial, and market-based renewable energy policies accelerate clean energy adoption by boosting investment and lowering cost.

September 2, 2025

Why Davao Needs Reliable Power Now

Davao’s rapid growth is straining its power supply. Discover why reliable electricity is vital for the region’s economy and development.

August 19, 2025

Your Power, Your Choice Energy Market Reforms to Know

Learn how RCOA, RAP, and GEOP empower Filipino consumers to reduce electricity costs, choose suppliers, and support clean energy through market reforms.

July 11, 2025

NEA Allots ₱3.6B for Mindanao Electrification Drive

The National Electrification Administration (NEA) is channeling the majority of its ₱3.6-billion 2025 funding into expanding power access in far-flung and underserved parts of the country, with Mindanao emerging...

June 16, 2025

Inside Mindanao’s Grid: Power Gains and Gaps

For most of us, turning on a light or charging a phone is second nature—electricity just works. But behind that simple flick of a switch is the power grid,...