Energy

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.

China’s Energy group sees vast renewable energy potential in the Philippines, boosting clean energy goals and bilateral cooperation.

House Speaker Romualdez pledges support for Filipino troops and fishermen in disputed waters, allocating funds for critical infrastructure.

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.

A lawmaker stresses the urgent need for renewable energy deployment to lower power rates and provide affordable electricity to all Filipinos.

Davao Oriental struck a power deal with Dy Green Energy to build the first solar power plant, boosting energy, jobs, and tourism.

The Philippines embraces foreign investment and welcomes 100% ownership of energy projects to fight climate change.

BlueFloat Energy plans to revolutionize wind energy extraction in Ilocos Norte and Cagayan with floating turbines, harnessing the power of the sea.

The Iloilo City government takes bold steps towards a greener future with a new energy code ordinance and renewable energy projects.