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  1. DOE unveils energy masterplan

    DOE unveils energy masterplan

    The Department of Energy presented a draft masterplan to strengthen Palawan’s power generation and transmission infrastructure amid rising electricity demand.

  2. THE Philippine government is actively preparing to integrate at least 1,200 megawatts of nuclear capacity into the national energy grid by 2032.

    DoE takes final inputs on 2038 nuclear rollout

    The Department of Energy is finalizing guidelines for a competitive nuclear power tender, targeting the Philippines’ first nuclear generation capacity…

  3. THE Department of Energy is actively accelerating the Mindoro-Panay Interconnection Project which will establish a highly anticipated ‘western loop’ linking Luzon and the Visayas. The project is a game-changer because once completed, it will allow the Visayas Grid to plug directly into the upcoming Batangas-Mindoro Interconnection Project, creating an alternative energy highway from Luzon to help insulate Panay from devastating regional power alerts and outages.

    Panay gets 775-MW power buildup through 2030

    The DoE is developing 775 MW of new generation capacity in Panay by 2030 and advancing an interconnection project to strengthen Western Visayas’ power supply.

  4. Batangas Rep. Leandro Leviste.

    DoE sues Leviste over energy awards

    The Department of Energy filed an estafa complaint against Leandro Leviste and two company officers over alleged deceit in securing renewable energy awards.

  5. AUTHORITIES seize 21 filled and 86 empty counterfeit LPG cylinders valued at around P200,000 during a raid in Cauayan City, Isabela, on 27 October, arresting two suspects for trademark infringement.

    Cheaper freight pulls LPG prices lower

    Filipino households will see lower LPG prices this September as cheaper freight costs offset higher international contract prices. The Department of Energy…

  6. GASOLINE prices may drop slightly next week, while diesel and kerosene are expected to see minimal movement, according to the Department of Energy.

    Fuel prices to ease slightly this week

    Prevailing pump prices in Metro Manila are expected to ease to around P68.97 to P99.17 per liter for gasoline, depending on the grade, while diesel prices…

  7. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

    PBBM inaugurates Phl’s first energy museum

    ‘The Philippine Energy Museum is more than a place to learn about energy. It is the first milestone in the Department of Energy’s vision of investing in…

  8. DoE targets December offshore wind auction

    DoE targets December offshore wind auction

    The Department of Energy moves the fifth Green Energy Auction to December after a two-month review aimed at resolving permitting issues and strengthening…

  9. ORMECO records steepest June power increase

    ORMECO records steepest June power increase

    ORMECO recorded the steepest June power rate increase in the Philippines, hiking residential electricity bills in Oriental Mindoro by 23% to P18.29/kWh. Learn…

  10. THE Department of Energy, in partnership with US-based Koloma Inc., has launched a 132.6-kilometer 2D seismic survey in the Philippines. The survey captures images of underground rock formations in Zambales and Pangasinan to evaluate reservoirs for naturally occurring ‘white hydrogen.’

    Phl native hydrogen hunt enters new phase

    The Department of Energy has begun the Philippines’ first seismic survey for naturally occurring hydrogen in Pangasinan, marking a pioneering effort to assess…

  11. Major rollback puts diesel price back to P70

    Major rollback puts diesel price back to P70

    ‘There will be a rollback despite reports about the situation in the Strait of Hormuz. Even if developments occur today or tomorrow, fuel prices should remain…

  12. ENERGY Secretary Sharon Garin

    DoE: No off-grid brownouts

    ‘We will have no power interruptions due to a lack of oil supply,’ Garin said. ‘There is nothing the public should worry about regarding rotational brownouts…