Tight Margins, Rising Heat: The Philippines’ Power System Under Pressure
The dry season has long been the Philippines’ most critical period for electricity demand. As temperatures rise from April to
Unstable Power, Uncertain Future: Cebu’s Growing Energy Challenge
The warning signs are once again flashing across the Visayas grid. A recent Institute for Climate and Sustainable Cities (ICSC)
Pragmatism Over Promises: Reconsidering the 3,300 MW Offshore Auction
As the nation seeks to balance rapid economic growth with the urgent need for decarbonization, offshore wind (OSW) has emerged
Sunlight to Sustenance: Solar Irrigation Boosts Farming in Capiz
In a quiet farming community in Dao, Capiz, a shift toward cleaner and more reliable agriculture is taking shape—powered not
Even in a Renewable Future, Fossil Fuels Still Keep the
The recent oil crisis highlights a hard reality: modern civilization still runs on fossil fuels, and disruptions to their supply
Philippines Leans On Coal As Energy Crisis Deepens, With Semirara
The Philippines is increasingly turning to coal to stabilize electricity prices amid a global oil and gas crunch triggered by