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Down on apartment buildings that have no military value whatsoever. give us an update on the ground there in terms of things like heat, light, power. in terms of across the country, also the morale there of the ukrainian people. >> well, since october 10th, russia has launched over 20 massive attacks with missiles and drones against ukraines energy infrastructure, in addition to daily attacks in other parts of the country. those massive attacks have also affected the capital and have put incredi...

In a media briefing last week, Department of Energy (DOE) Undersecretary Rowena Cristina Guevara said that the Luzon grid could be distressed with 12 incidents of yellow alerts for eight months this year, a condition in the power system entailing insufficiency of power reserves. This forecast is bas

The Department of Energy (DOE) is trying to paint a scenario that Luzon grid will still have supply despite forecasts of strained reserves. At the same time, the agency stopped short of admitting that with just one major plant that will conk out, such incident will result in "red alert" or a scenari

MANILA - The chair of the House Ways and Means Committee on Saturday stressed the need for the country to move towards nuclear energy generation amid "thinning power reserves" as baseload coal power plants continue to experience shutdowns. Albay Rep. Joey Salceda said there is no fuel cleaner than nuclear, which is also a more stable energy source run by a predictable fuel supply. Salceda said President Rodrigo Duterte is on the right path with the issuance of Executive Order 164, whic...

The Department of Energy (DOE) on Friday said the Luzon power grid might experience problems during the national elections period in May, taking into consideration the unpredictability of outages of power plants.

Average electricity spot market prices rose in March as margins thinned with power demand breaching the pre-pandemic level, the Independent Electricity Market Operator of the Philippines said.

EXPECT power interruptions and soaring electricity rates this summer because of unplanned and prolonged shutdown of most power plants, an independent energy think tank warned on Wednesday. During a virtual press briefing held Wednesday afternoon, the chief data scientist of the Institute for Climate and Sustainable Cities (ICSC), Jephraim Manansala,…

Algo: Red alert: Another look at a looming power crisis

THE National Grid Corp. of the Philippines (NGCP) wants Malacañang to step in and consider other possible measures to help address this year’s “critical” power situation. NGCP officials led by Vice Chairman Robert Coyiuto Jr. and President Anthony Almeda wrote President Duterte to inform him of the updated forecasted power…

The National Grid Corp. of the Philippines has elevated its summer supply crunch concern to Malacañang after the Department of Energy downplayed power deficit worries during the election period and peak dry months.