The regional coconut industry is receiving support from the Department of Agriculture through financial grants distributed to two farmers' groups in Davao City.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. emphasized the role of indigenous natural gas production in improving the country's energy security during the Malampaya Phase 4 ceremony.
DepEd's El Niño preparedness efforts include integrating awareness campaigns into YES-O activities and boosting the Gulayan sa Paaralan Program across schools.
Restored mangroves in Balanga City have helped improve fish production and protect nearby communities against the damaging effects of strong coastal waves.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. reported that thousands of solar irrigation systems have been established as the country prepares for potentially severe El Niño conditions.
The Tugbong Solar-Powered Pump Irrigation Project is expected to support farming activities in Leyte, particularly when dry weather affects available water supplies.
The administration sees solar irrigation as one way to support farmers while expanding climate-resilient agricultural infrastructure across more areas of the country.
The clean energy transition requires continued private sector participation to support government programs and expand renewable power capacity across the country.
Second place in worldwide geothermal production is the Philippines’ target as government support and investments seek to strengthen domestic renewable energy development.
Agriculture and renewable energy development need clearer boundaries to ensure the country can pursue power generation without compromising land needed for food production.