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.
In an engaging dinner meeting with business executives, Senator Raffy Tulfo delved into exciting investment prospects in the Philippines’ Energy sector.
Iloilo City Government embraces solar power, completing the installation of more than 100 panels to meet the daily demand, saving expenses, and promoting green initiatives.
Ilocos Norte takes a green leap forward as solar panels adorn the rooftop of the capitol building, paving the way for sustainability and reduced electricity costs.
The Energy Regulatory Commission simplifies the permit process and partners with the local government units to establish a one-stop shop for solar home systems amid the El Niño threat.
The United States Agency for International Development and Oceantera Energy launched a solar-powered banca to enhance transportation and energy security for Coron Town’s island residents.