DOE Proposes Mindanao Coal Terminal To Diversify Fuel Supply
The DOE is seeking private investors for a proposed coal blending terminal in Mindanao that could maximize the use of domestic coal.
BARMM’s Energy Future Gains Momentum With Landmark DOE Partnership
DOE and BARMM deepen cooperation on petroleum, native hydrogen, renewable energy and electrification to strengthen regional energy security.
Consumer Groups, Electric Cooperatives Call For Balanced Reforms On System Loss Charges
The Davao Consumers Movement and Philreca call for balanced reforms, saying scrapping system loss charges should come with broader policy changes to ensure lasting consumer relief.
Can Filipinos Afford Offshore Wind? The Hidden Cost of the Clean Energy Push
As the Philippines expands renewable energy, the offshore wind pause highlights the challenge of balancing clean power goals with electricity affordability.
Tantangan Solar Project Powers Up First Phase, Strengthens Mindanao Grid
The DOE energizes Phase 1 of the 99-MW Tantangan Solar Power Project in Sultan Kudarat, boosting Mindanao's renewable energy capacity and grid reliability.
DOE Steps Up Mindanao Electrification As Household Power Access Reaches 94.9%
The DOE is prioritizing Mindanao in its push to achieve full household electrification by 2028 through off-grid and renewable energy solutions.
Mindanao Powers Through: Quake-Hit Communities Regain Electricity In Joint Recovery Effort
DOE says electricity service in General Santos and Sarangani has been largely restored after Quake, while Mindanao maintains sufficient power reserves.
Multi-Awarded, Yet Consumers Still Suffer Poor Power Service
Consumer group urges NEA to review electric cooperative award criteria as several recognized ECs face complaints over unreliable power service.
Why a Balanced Energy Mix Is Now Critical for the Philippines
The Philippines’ push for renewable energy raises costs and reliability concerns, highlighting the need for a balanced energy mix with baseload power.
Strong Earthquake Tests Resilience Of Mindanao’s Energy Infrastructure
The DOE and NGCP are assessing energy infrastructure damage and restoring power services after a magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck Mindanao.