The Philippines is on track for an annual decline in coal-fired electricity output for the first time in nearly two decades, ...

The Philippines is on track for an annual decline in coal-fired electricity output for the first time in nearly two decades, ...

The Philippines, one of the world’s most coal-dependent power markets, has boosted LNG imports and gas-fired power generation ...

By Sudarshan Varadhan SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Increasing adoption of renewable energy in the Philippines could push average ...

Coal will remain the Philippines' top power source over the coming decade despite the recent government ban on coal-powered generators. ... The inevitable decline of Malampaya gas field, ...

The Philippines’ energy department says it will issue a moratorium on new coal-fired power plants, but will allow projects that have already been approved to be built.

The Philippines, however, still has plans for more than 10,000 MW of new coal power in the pipeline, worth $20.8 billion, according to a study published by the ICSC and the Institute for Energy ...

The Philippines surpassed Indonesia and China to break into the world's top ten economies most dependent on coal-fired power, data from energy think tank Ember showed, underlining the challenges ...

The Philippine government has halted the country’s coal exploration. While announcing this news, Energy Secretary Alfonso Cusi said that the government is seeking alternative, green energy ...

The Philippines’ dependency on coal-fired power surged 62 percent last year, overtaking China, Indonesia and Poland, according to London-based energy think-tank Ember.

In its annual coal report, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said that coal consumption in the Philippines likely grew by five percent to 42 million tons in 2024 from 40 million tons in 2023.

Limiting climate change to the 1.5°C target set by the Paris Climate Agreement will likely require coal and gas power use to decline at rates that are unprecedented for any large country, finds ...