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March 14, 2026

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.

March 12, 2026

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.

March 10, 2026

Government Assures Ample Fuel Supply Despite Global Oil Turmoil

The Philippine government assures stable fuel supply while preparing measures to cushion consumers from expected fuel price hikes amid Middle East conflict.

February 24, 2026

PH Sets the Stage for GEA Rounds, Deepening Clean Energy Investment and Innovation

The Philippines advances GEA-7 with rooftop solar and battery energy storage systems, strengthening clean energy investment.

February 24, 2026

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.

The DOE affirms its decision against Solar Philippines, citing unpaid P24-billion penalties and cancelled renewable energy commitments.

February 20, 2026

Solar Philippines’ P24-Billion Penalties Remain Unsettled As Contract Cancellations Stand, DOE Says

The DOE affirms its decision against Solar Philippines, citing unpaid P24-billion penalties and cancelled renewable energy commitments.

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February 17, 2026

Philippines’ Green Energy Drive Gains Ground, but Key Bottlenecks Persist

The Philippines accelerates its renewable energy push, yet grid gaps, financing hurdles, and regulatory delays slow the Green energy transition.

January 30, 2026

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.