Will foreign ownership of renewables lead to energy stability in the Philippines?
As the country continues to court foreign investment in clean energy, experts and activists worry that ordinary Filipinos will not see the benefits
As the country continues to court foreign investment in clean energy, experts and activists worry that ordinary Filipinos will not see the benefits
A number of energy projects are still concentrated in Luzon, specifically renewable energy projects that the Marcos administration is targeting to make up 35% of the country’s energy supply by 2030.
Inulit ni Energy Secretary Raphael Lotilla ang kanyang pahayag na “mas malinis” ito (LNG) kaysa sa tradisyunal na fossil fuels. Kailangan nito ng konteksto.
Energy Secretary Raphael Lotilla repeated his claim that it is "cleaner" than traditional fossil fuels. This needs context.
While burning natural gas produces less carbon dioxide than coal and oil, climate scientists have warned about methane, which is another greenhouse gas that leaks into the atmosphere during its production.
Sinabi ng United Nations Environment Programme na ang methane ay isang mapanganib na gas at 80 beses na mas matindi sa pagpapa-init ng mundo kaysa sa CO2 sa loob ng 20 taon.
The United Nations Environment Programme notes that methane is a hazardous gas and is 80 times more potent at warming the Earth than CO2 over a 20-year period.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s promise to boost local energy sources is anchored on private capital, so the government is courting investors to beef up the country’s natural gas and renewable energy industries amid a looming energy crisis.
Sa isang pahayag kamakailan sa telebisyon, sinabi ni Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte na ang kuryente sa bansa ay "gawa ng langis." Ito ay nangangailangan ng konteksto. Hindi langis ang nangingibabaw na pinagkukunan ng enerhiya sa bansa. Isa lamang ito sa ilang pinagmumulan na ginagamit ng gobyerno at pribadong sektor.
During his business trip to the Middle East, President Rodrigo Duterte thanked Saudi Arabia for its contributions to the Philippine economy: jobs for Filipino workers and oil supply.