The Philippines' power distribution utilities will be required to source a minimum percentage of energy from renewable sources, while consumers will be able to demand clean energy, under two fast-tracked proposals from the Department of Energy. Reporting by Enrico dela Cruz; editing by Gopakumar Warrier Under one proposal, called "Energy for All Philippines," all electricity users would have access to 100 percent renewables by 2030, and another proposal calls on the government to increase its share in generating capacity
The Philippines' power distribution utilities will be required to source a minimum percentage of energy from renewable sources, while consumers will be able to demand clean energy, under two fast-tracked proposals from the Department of Energy. Under one proposal, called "Energy for All Philippines," all electricity users would have access to 100 percent renewables by 2030, and another proposal calls on the government to increase its share in generating capacity