Is the Green Transition Truly Green? Communities Push Back on Renewable Energy Projects
The Philippines accelerates renewable energy transition, but communities raise concerns over impacts on livelihoods, ecosystems, and local consultation gaps.
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The Philippines accelerates renewable energy transition, but communities raise concerns over impacts on livelihoods, ecosystems, and local consultation gaps.
Bain & Co. and Standard Chartered warned that the Philippines risks falling behind in attracting green investments without stronger
DOE warns of more yellow and red grid alerts as El Niño threatens power supply, raising risks of brownouts
President Marcos seeks stronger energy cooperation with Japan as the Philippines and ASEAN move to secure fuel supplies amid
Electricity power costs in the Philippines are rising amid heat-driven demand, tight supply, and brownouts, sparking debate over bills
NGCP lifted red and yellow alerts in Luzon and Visayas after key power plants restored supply, easing a grid
Luzon and Visayas experience unexpected brownouts, triggering DOE calls for full disclosure and closer scrutiny of NGCP operations.
DOE and ERC have ordered NGCP to explain transmission failures that triggered red alerts and widespread outages across Luzon
Rotating brownouts hit parts of Luzon and Visayas after transmission outages forced NGCP to place both power grids under
The Philippine government is accelerating renewable energy projects development and expanding investment programs as part of
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Luzon and Visayas experience unexpected brownouts, triggering DOE calls for full disclosure and closer scrutiny
Business and energy industry leaders (PCCI) say the country needs to accelerate oil and gas
No brownouts expected in remote areas, DOE says, citing strong diesel reserves and a stable
Bain & Co. and Standard Chartered warned that the Philippines risks falling behind in attracting
President Marcos seeks stronger energy cooperation with Japan as the Philippines and ASEAN move to
Electricity power costs in the Philippines are rising amid heat-driven demand, tight supply, and brownouts,
