VinFast Powers Davao’s Electric Future
VinFast opens its first Mindanao dealership in Davao City, bringing next-generation electric vehicles and supporting the region’s shift to clean mobility.
Philippines Tightens Oversight as DOE Revokes 84 Renewable Energy Contracts in 2025
The DOE terminates 84 renewable energy contracts in 2025 due to noncompliance, emphasizing accountability as the Philippines pushes toward clean energy growth.
Lighting Lifelines: How Solar Energy Is Transforming Hospitals Across Basilan and BARMM
Reliable electricity is transforming hospitals in some of the country’s most power-challenged provinces, strengthening medical services, protecting lives, and anchoring climate-resilient development. In many parts of Basilan and the...
Repower Deepens Mindanao Commitment With Major Bukidnon Hydropower Push
Repower Energy Development Corp. (REDC) is accelerating its role in Mindanao’s clean energy transition, anchoring its expansion strategy on hydropower assets that combine scale, reliability, and long-term regional impact....
Mindanao: Rising as a Global Investment Powerhouse
Mindanao emerges as a top investment hub, driven by renewable energy, agri-industrial growth, and strong international and regional partnerships.
Mindanao Courts Global Capital for Clean Energy and Digital Growth
Mindanao is entering a new growth phase as leaders pursue major investments in clean energy and digital infrastructure.
Discarded Solar Panels: The Hidden Threat to Our Planet
Solar panels produce clean energy, but without proper disposal rules, discarded panels threaten the environment.
DOE Cleans the Slate, Purges Idle RE Projects to Revive Green Momentum
The DOE’s purge of inactive renewable energy projects clears the path for real developers and opens new opportunities as investors eye the Philippine market.
Southeast Asia Races Toward Solar–Wind Integration, Yet Hard Realities Remain
IEA finds big solar-wind opportunities in Southeast Asia, yet warns that high capital costs, grid upgrades, and inconsistent policies could slow progress.
Counting the Wrong Costs: The Case for Rethinking How We Judge Renewables
An engineer from DLSU says the Philippines may be using outdated metrics like LCOE, urging better tools to measure renewable energy’s true costs and system impact.