Power outages are often framed as mere inconveniences, but their impact can be far more severe, rippling through households, businesses, and the broader economy. But for Los Baños, Laguna resident
Northern Luzon (Amianan) and its surrounding provinces continue to hold a stronger-than-expected position in the country’s economic landscape, contributing steadily to national growth. In 2024, the Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR)
It began with a familiar frustration. Antonette Aquino, a Meralco customer, recently posted her electricity bill online, questioning why her charges had surged despite minimal changes in usage. Her complaint
The Middle East conflict, particularly the escalation involving Iran, has sent shockwaves through global energy markets. The war has disrupted oil and gas flows through the Strait of Hormuz, a
A proposal mandating solar energy systems in all government buildings is gaining renewed attention as rising fuel costs force operational adjustments, including the adoption of four-day workweeks in some public
Renewable energy projects accounted for nearly half of the Philippines’ investment approvals in early 2026, as the government ramps up efforts to secure energy supply amid global disruptions triggered by
Consumer advocacy groups are becoming increasingly vocal in demanding accountability from electric cooperatives (ECs), particularly those perceived to be underperforming. At the forefront of this movement is the Partners for
The Department of Energy (DOE) has identified four potential locations in Luzon and the Visayas for the country’s planned nuclear power projects, while also finalizing a comprehensive licensing framework aimed
Electricity prices in the Philippines remain among the highest in Southeast Asia. Policymakers cite imported fuel dependence, global volatility, and infrastructure gaps. Critics argue that coal has cushioned inflation, grid
Opposition is mounting in a coastal town in Pangasinan over a proposal to build a ₱225-billion nuclear power plant, as residents, church leaders, and local officials raise concerns about safety,