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Iloilo City Launches First Unmanned Substation to Enhance Power Distribution
EnergyMay 12, 2026

Iloilo City Launches First Unmanned Substation to Enhance Power Distribution

Iloilo City has inaugurated its first unmanned substation, marking a significant step towards modernizing its energy infrastructure. The facility is designed for remote monitoring and management.

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Visayas Grid Placed Under Yellow Alert by NGCP Amid Power Plant Shutdowns
EnergyMay 12, 2026

Visayas Grid Placed Under Yellow Alert by NGCP Amid Power Plant Shutdowns

The National Grid Corp. of the Philippines has issued a yellow alert for the Visayas grid due to unexpected power plant outages. This may lead to brownouts if demand exceeds supply.

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ERC Suspends Renewable Energy Charge to Lower Power Bills for Consumers
EnergyMay 8, 2026

ERC Suspends Renewable Energy Charge to Lower Power Bills for Consumers

The Energy Regulatory Commission has suspended the Green Energy Auction Allowance charge for two months, helping consumers manage rising electricity costs.

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Negros Occidental: A Leader in the Philippines' Renewable Energy Revolution
EnergyMay 8, 2026

Negros Occidental: A Leader in the Philippines' Renewable Energy Revolution

Negros Occidental is recognized as a frontrunner in renewable energy with a clean energy potential exceeding 14,000 megawatts, according to the DOE.

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Rehabilitation of Mindanao Hydropower Plants Aims to Enhance Energy Supply
EnergyMay 5, 2026

Rehabilitation of Mindanao Hydropower Plants Aims to Enhance Energy Supply

Renewable energy advocates are optimistic about plans to rehabilitate Mindanao's hydropower plants. The upgrades could significantly increase electricity output, supporting the region's clean energy transition.

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Why Solar Energy Isn't Taking Off in the Philippines Despite Abundant Sunshine
EnergyMay 5, 2026

Why Solar Energy Isn't Taking Off in the Philippines Despite Abundant Sunshine

The Philippines enjoys ample sunlight, yet the solar energy sector struggles to thrive. Recent calls for stricter regulations on informal solar installers could hinder growth in renewable energy adoption.

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