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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.

February 9, 2026

Will Renewable Energy Lighten the Load on Filipino Households?

Despite promises of lower costs, the Philippines faces grid instability, hidden expenses, and economic risks in its push for an energy transition that may not deliver savings. Will Renewable...

January 26, 2026

Solar Philippines’ Projects Could Have Cut Electricity Price By Half, Says DOE

Solar project failures kept electricity prices high, according to the DOE, as unmet RE commitments reveal deeper issues in enforcing renewable energy accountability in the country.

January 23, 2026

Why Coal Still Matters for Energy Security and Affordable Electricity

Coal remains central to energy security and affordable electricity in the Philippines and worldwide, balancing reliability and cost as demand grows.

January 23, 2026

More Cooperatives Tap NEA Loans As Electrification Drive Accelerates

The National Electrification Administration (NEA) released ₱2.8 billion in loans to 45 electric cooperatives, boosting rural electrification and supporting power distribution upgrades nationwide.

January 22, 2026

The Philippines’ Energy Wake-Up Call from Its Southeast Asian Neighbors

The Philippines faces high power costs and frequent outages, while its ASEAN neighbors keep electricity affordable through pragmatic policies.

January 20, 2026

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.

January 16, 2026

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.

January 15, 2026

MinDA, DOE Boost Coordination to Secure Mindanao’s Power Future

DOE and MinDA outline plans to balance baseload power and renewables, ensuring stable energy for Mindanao’s economic expansion.

January 7, 2026

Powering Progress With Purpose In 2026 And Beyond

Another new year demands a new, more focused energy agenda for the country, one that redefines climate justice with a pragmatic energy plan – powering growth, opportunity, and sustainability...