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National Transmission Corp. seeks to raise feed-in tariff allowance to P0.2154 per kWh, adding pressure to households already facing Southeast Asia's highest electricity rates
Seventy percent of energy sector companies struggle to find personnel as government pushes to build five reactors by 2040s
The government is advancing a 20 percent fuel ethanol mandate despite ongoing dependence on sugar imports for domestic consumption.
Energy department assembles inter-agency group with regulators and distributors to implement presidential directive on electricity pricing reform
A proposed decree shifts pricing authority to distributors, ending the government's periodic price announcements in the country's petroleum market
Meralco chairman warns industry cannot absorb tens of billions in costs if consumers are exempted from system loss fees
President Marcos outlines energy expansion plan anchored on 200 renewable projects, domestic oil-gas development, and power sector reforms in annual address to Congress.
Presidential palace clarifies that removing charges from consumer bills should not shift burden to power companies, urging anti-pilferage measures instead
The Philippines' largest power distributor warns that changes to electricity loss charges could disrupt utility operations and infrastructure investment across the sector.
President Marcos proposes ending system loss charges to consumers and raising income tax thresholds as inflation holds above 6%
Seven provinces report fuel scarcity as authorities target hoarding and illegal distribution of state-subsidized petroleum products
Government maintains current ceiling on gasoline, diesel, and kerosene prices for four weeks while monitoring regional energy volatility
Energy minister pledges new regulations after Constitutional Court ruling ends direct license appointments
Jakarta's leap to a 50 percent palm-oil fuel blend threatens to squeeze cooking oil availability, erode tax revenue from exports, and leave smallholder replanting programs underfunded.
The producer alliance pushes forward with supply increases despite ongoing disruptions from the Iran conflict, as Brent crude slides back to pre-war levels near $72 per barrel.
