Three of the most successful business tycoons in the country have come together to establish a new liquefied natural gas (LNG) facility in Batangas province.

Securing renewables

The Department of Energy (DOE) has recently granted three service contracts to Repower Energy Development Corp. (REDC), led by businessman Dexter Tiu, signaling a surge in green energy initiatives.

More wind farms in Quezon province

Nananawagan ang Laguna Grid Energy Corporation sa Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) na payagan at aprubahan ang iminungkahing point-to-point limited transmission facility para ikonekta sa Luzon grid ang 100 MW Kalayaan 2 wind project sa lalawigan ng Laguna.

Pag-apruba ng ERC sa mungkahing transmission facility, ipinapanawagan

Fuel companies make a fool of their consumers all the time by reducing pump prices by a few centavos once and then jacking up the prices several times in bigger amounts the next.

The disconnect in local oil pricing

Wind turbines

Quezon Province is poised for a significant shift, with the Department of Energy (DOE) announcing more than twenty proposed wind turbine projects within its borders. 

Clean Energy or Nature Threat?

With the extreme temperatures the Philippines is experiencing these past days, so has energy consumption – and, according to Senator Sherwin Gatchalian, a worrying trend has emerged: electricity prices have spiked from P6 to P11 per kilowatt-hour due to issues in power generation.


Probe on ‘power surge’

With the emerging popularity of electric vehicles in the Philippines, advocates are now pushing concerned agencies and the private sector to solve a long-standing issue: the lack of accessible e-vehicle charging stations in the Calabarzon region.

Wanted: more e-vehicle charging points

Knowing fully well Duterte-crony Dennis Uy of Udenna Corporation Malampaya (UC Malampaya) was mired in debt, still the Department of Energy led by former Secretary Alfonso Cusi approved Uy’s purchase of Chevron’s stake in Service Contract 38 oil and gas project.

Cusi, DOE officials face graft charges

To electrify 100 percent of Philippine households by 2028 (note the timetable is headed for a presidential election), the Department of Energy (DOE) would need P72 billion more funds.

DOE

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