Digital and smart farming solutions are among the technologies being studied by the DA as it strengthens modernization efforts across Philippine agriculture.
Mobile laboratory technology is helping the DA provide farmers with easier access to soil testing services and useful information about their agricultural land.
Second place in worldwide geothermal production is the Philippines’ target as government support and investments seek to strengthen domestic renewable energy development.
Mayor Magalong laid out Baguio’s 2043 sustainability goal alongside initiatives intended to guide the city toward continued development and long-term improvement.
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.
People’s Survival Fund Board approved more than Php500 million for five adaptation projects, highlighting the importance of local action in the face of climate change.
Foreign investments surge towards renewable energy projects in the Philippines, acknowledging President Marcos Jr.’s overseas trips and business-friendly policies.
Burgos’ local government made a deal with solar farm developers, allowing debt payment and continued operations, a win-win for renewable energy and municipal finances.
Two government agencies identified nine ports in the Philippines for redevelopment to support offshore wind projects, paving the way for clean power and economic growth.