Winter of Worry: Britain’s Energy Debts Hit Record High
UK household energy debt hits an eight-year high, soaring 30% as suppliers urge the government to take radical action to cut costs.
Net Zero Is Not Zero Cost
Energy analysts warn that the global push for net zero may burden ordinary citizens, citing rising costs, job losses, and unequal economic impacts.
Electrification Sparks New Prosperity In Davao
Many residents, especially entrepreneurs, in the Davao area have seen their businesses flourish as a result of Davao Light And Power Company’s sitio electrification program, which has brought reliable...
Davao Provinces Struggle Without Reliable, Affordable Power
With SC and ERC delaying action on Davao Light’s expansion, many Davao areas continue to suffer from unstable and unreliable power supply.
How Conglomerates Are Championing Renewable Energy in the PH
Philippine conglomerates are driving the renewable energy transition, leveraging their scale, financial strength, and infrastructure to lead the charge.
Davao Oriental Grapples with Failing Power Stability
Sen. Bong Go urged the DOE to act fast on Davao Oriental’s frequent power outages, calling for immediate fixes and long-term solutions.
Local Climate Defenders Urge RCBC To Cut Coal Ties
he spotlight is on RCBC to adhere more closely to its sustainable finance guidelines as local and national climate justice advocates stage a protest at their Iligan branch.
Electrifying Basilan: How Reliable Energy Can Unlock Economic Growth
Basilan’s strong agriculture and growth potential can thrive once energy challenges are addressed, unlocking economic opportunities for the province.
Off-Grid Power Spike Hits Vulnerable Communities
Off-grid power areas face electricity hikes approved by ERC, driven by fuel costs, inefficiencies, and systemic challenges affecting remote communities.
Socoteco I Cuts Power Rates by ₱4.40Kwh from 2023
SOCOTECO I consumers are benefiting from lower electricity rates, offering long-awaited relief from high power costs.