Philippines

AboitizPower injects $1.2b in 2 Bataan plants

The deal is part of its effort to boost capacity to 4,000MW by 2020.

Philippines poised to partner with Slovenia to revive mothballed nuke plant

Slovenia's Krsko nuke plant is said to be a clone of the former's plant.

No looming power crisis in the Philippines: energy department

This assurance was revealed despite outages that lashed Luzon recently.

Electricity derivative market for the Philippines

Maturing into its ten years of commercial operations, the Wholesale Electricity Spot Market (WESM) has seen its share of volatility and regulatory intervention. Spot prices in WESM have been strongly driven by events, spiking on an almost annual basis on plant maintenance shutdown, typhoons, or fuel shortages.

Philippines' energy agency mulls over power bill revisions

Will system loss charges be slashed off consumers' bills?

Missionary electrification subsidies in the Philippines

The electrification subsidy in missionary areas started on May 1, 1988 with the proclamation by the President of the Philippines that electricity rates in all islands outside the main grids shall be pegged at P2.50/kWh. Thus, the National Power Corporation (NPC) and the National Electrification Administration (NEA) allocated P1.20/kWh for generation and P1.30/kWh for distribution.

Philippines’ policy potholes leave analysts frustrated over its power potential

A big catch lurks behind the attraction and scares investors away.

"Too lengthy" approval time plagues Philippines' power project scene

Land acquisition and transmission issues make the situation worse.

Is there more harm than good in the Philippine power market's changing landscape?

Industry experts throw their insights at the inaugural Asian Power Utility Forum 2016.

Why is the Philippines' energy shift taking too long?

Do not be deceived by enticing investment environment, analysts warn.