“If it’s not affordable, it’s not sustainable. We believe customers must be protected from unreasonable rate and bill impacts.” Read more here: bit.ly/2QiU4S9

ICYMI: “Renewable energy will lord over the power mix by 2050.” Read more here: bit.ly/2MRqJjI

ICYMI: “Banking on indigenous renewable energy and distributed generation is the sensible alternative rather than the modular nuclear power plant.” Read more here: bit.ly/2PiCblb

“Fossil fuel subsidies and electricity-sector losses are a growing drag on economic growth in the Philippines.” Read more here: bit.ly/2wiO7LT

Great news indeed! “Renewables could soon be cheaper than all the alternatives.” Read more here: on.ft.com/2w4V8Qp

ICYMI: There’s definitely an increased appetite for renewable energy as other countries are also gearing up to accommodate more renewables such as in the case of Vietnam. Read more here: bit.ly/2vqW41H

ICYMI: “The DOE believes the GEOP will not only promote sustainability, but also empower more Filipinos by giving them a wider variety of options for their energy requirements.” Read more here bit.ly/2LIla5y

“Civilisation requires energy, but energy use must not destroy civilisation.” Read more here: bit.ly/2moxNVh

“Renewable energy is now economically competitive with fossil fuels.” Read more here: bit.ly/2N3Q6Kw

RE allows access to unlimited possibilities! Hannah Olmberg-Soesman and her team have been introducing off-grid solar systems to remote villages in the Caribbean, opening up possibilities in various sectors in the region. Read more here: bit.ly/2N4zuCF.

To help you clear up the confusion between power and energy, read more here: bit.ly/2tNeRCZ

“Unfortunately, unless we can fix the problems in the sector, then we cannot expect to reap the full benefits of RE including providing more employment for the Filipino workers.” Read more here: bit.ly/2KHxkeD

The Tokyo Olympics just got greener with Japan's goal of making it 100% RE-powered. Unprecedented, indeed! Read more here: bit.ly/2Ko90Lx.

ICYMI: "... the future electricity system will reorganize around cheap renewables - coal gets squeezed out.” Read more here: bit.ly/2tCOY8H

Indeed, as EPI’s President and CEO Guido Delgado wrote in his blog, “RE is not necessarily the more expensive energy option.” Read more here: bit.ly/2t7Oqsb.

“Renewable energy is revitalizing communities and revitalizing industries.” Read more here: bit.ly/2LEVPFW

“The Port Macquarie Base Hospital has been chosen as a pilot site for the large-scale solar project, which aims to demonstrate that it is a cost effective and sustainable option for hospitals across the country.” Read more here: ab.co/2sM8YGu

JSI, in partnership with the Liga ng mga Bata at Kabataang Ayta (LiBKA), spearheads the Youth Environmental Camp 2018 (YEA 2018) with the theme "Strengthening Youth Awareness on Critical Environmental Issues and Inspiring Creative Sustainable Solutions"

“Renewable power generation capacity had its largest annual increase yet in 2017, with an estimated 178 gigawatts (GW) of capacity added.” Read more here: reut.rs/2kJf9qh