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CPECC Exec Sees PH’s Massive Potential In Renewable Energy

China’s Energy group sees vast renewable energy potential in the Philippines, boosting clean energy goals and bilateral cooperation.

House To Fund Storm Shelter, Solar Power Plant In Pag-Asa Island

House Speaker Romualdez pledges support for Filipino troops and fishermen in disputed waters, allocating funds for critical infrastructure.

Iloilo City Taps Private Firm To Turn Plastic Into Fuel

Iloilo City government partners with Cemex to turn plastic waste into fuel, reducing landfill waste and promoting sustainability.

9 Ports Up For Redevelopment To Cater To Offshore Wind Projects

Two government agencies identified nine ports in the Philippines for redevelopment to support offshore wind projects, paving the way for clean power and economic growth.

Rapid Delivery Of Renewable Energy To Curb High Power Rates

A lawmaker stresses the urgent need for renewable energy deployment to lower power rates and provide affordable electricity to all Filipinos.

Students Highlight Sustainable And Innovative Housing Solutions For Filipino Families

Architectural innovation meets sustainability as a local property developer recognizes top housing proposals from young college students.

Victorias City Goes Car-Free Every First Monday Of Each Month

Victorias City goes car-free! Say goodbye to air pollution and hello to a healthier, greener environment every first Monday of the month.

DFA Reaffirms Commitment Vs. Marine Pollution

The Philippines takes a stand against marine pollution, paving the way for a greener shipping industry and a sustainable future for the country’s oceans.

CCC To Real Estate Industry: Embrace Green Practices

Climate Change Commission highlights the urgent need for climate-smart housing to protect lives, livelihoods, and the future of millions of Filipinos.

Church, NGO Seek Tougher Laws To Protect Verde Island Passage

The Catholic Church and environmental non-government organizations unite, urging stricter laws to safeguard Verde Island Passage’s ecological riches.