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Latest Daily Tribune news and analysis on DoE coal bidding.

  1. Semirara Mining and Power Corp.

    Semirara not out of coal race — DOE

    Semirara Mining and Power Corp. remains eligible for the government's upcoming coal auction despite stricter bidding rules. Energy Secretary Sharon Garin…

  2. Energy security: DoE or don’t

    Energy security: DoE or don’t

    A company with no mining experience can put up a huge number, win the auction, and then find that it cannot get a single ton out of the ground.

  3. ENERGY Secretary Sharon Garin

    DoE: Cebu grid stability unlikely until 2028

    Energy Secretary Sharon Garin says Cebu and the Visayas may achieve long-term power stability by 2028, with new baseload plants, power barges and battery…

  4. Hijacking the system

    Hijacking the system

    SMPC said electricity rates could come under pressure if the bidding leads to a production halt by July next year, while saying it is weighing legal options to…

  5. SEMIRARA Mining and Power Corporation operates the largest and most modern pit mine in the Philippines. Our truck and shovel operations can produce 16 million metric tons of coal annually. Our power business has an installed generating capacity of 900MW, providing affordable electricity to the main grid.

    DoE scraps coal bid, resets Semirara rules

    The DoE cancels the 2026 coal bidding round, including Semirara Island, to revise contract rules and secure better economic returns for the government.

  6. DOF awaits DOE nod for fuel tax suspension

    DOF awaits DOE nod for fuel tax suspension

    The Department of Finance (DOF) said it is awaiting certification from the Department of Energy (DOE) that Dubai crude prices have breached the $80-per-barrel…

  7. Cong. Leviste

    DOE files estafa complaint against Leviste

    The DOE filed an estafa complaint against Rep. Leandro Leviste and two company officers over alleged misrepresentations involving 1,380 MW of energy projects.

  8. THE Philippine National Oil Company acts as the state arm tasked with procuring and holding emergency liquefied petroleum gas buffer stocks for the Philippines, under the Department of Energy's  Emergency Energy Security Program to safeguard the country against global market shocks and supply disruptions. PNOC's strategic imported LPG inventory is stored at the South Pacific Inc. Terminal located at the CISC Industrial Park in Barangay Salong, Calaca, Batangas.

    DoE pares LPG stocks as costs mount

    DOE begins unloading 21,000 metric tons of government-held LPG stocks to reduce storage costs as domestic supply improves and the need for a large buffer eases.