Market-driven power reforms find a champ
Unreliable electricity service remains a major obstacle to economic growth, particularly in the provinces.
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Nuclear energy
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IS NUCLEAR TOO SOON?
The Philippines revisits its nuclear energy ambitions with plans for reactor development by 2032, but experts caution that lessons from Bataan and Chornobyl…
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Scary electric bills
People don’t care about political battles. They just want to turn on their electric fan or air conditioner without going broke.
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DOE exercise builds nuclear readiness case
The Department of Energy (DOE) tested the country’s readiness for nuclear and radiological emergencies through a simulation exercise, reinforcing protocols and…
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Gov’t defends nuclear entry as clean baseload option
The Department of Energy defended its draft circular on nuclear integration, clarifying that nuclear power will support—not compete with—renewables. The policy…
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And we all go, boom: Nuclear is back on the World Bank’s agenda
And with that, the world’s largest development lender is going nuclear again — not with a bang, but with careful planning and international safeguards in tow.
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Valar Atomics develops Phl’s first nuke prototype
Valar Atomics Research Institute, in partnership with the Philippine Nuclear Research Institute (PNRI), is developing the Philippines' first micro…
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Phl finalizes nuke emergency plan advancing energy agenda
Upon finalization, the plan undergoes a high-level review by the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council to ensure alignment with national…
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Nuke option pressed amid energy shift
Thus, if the country can create electricity without burning coal by harnessing nuclear energy, the Philippines can help stave off climate change.
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