The project has strong sustainability credentials, notably because of its impact in decarbonising the Philippines' energy system (SDG7), but also by generating power to support economic development (SDG8), creating more than 10,000 new jobs (SDG8), and facilitating local development (SDGs3+4).
Further, the DOE is working with the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas and multilateral agencies to explore the use of innovative financing instruments that support environmentally sustainable projects, including renewable energy, energy efficiency, climate adaptation, and other low-carbon solutions.
This initiative is seen to help boost energy security and steer the country towards a cleaner, more sustainable future in line with the Marcos administration's push for more natural gas in the country's energy mix. More importantly, this will make competitively priced and affordable power accessible to a broader base of Filipino consumers.
Additionally, the Net-Metering Program contributed around 141 MW from 2015 to 2024, while renewable energy projects for own-use from 2009 to 2024 generated at least an additional 252 MW. These capacity additions have helped strengthened grid reliability and resilience, providing a more stable and secure energy supply for Filipino consumers.
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