Philippines seen as ASEAN’s 2nd fastest-growing economy at 5.3% despite oil shocks, AMRO reports
Even as fuel prices rise and daily expenses become more noticeable for many Filipinos, the country’s growth outlook remains steady....
DOT keeps the Philippines open for tourism as airlines secure jet fuel for stable flights
Rising fuel prices began to threaten flight stability and travel plans across regions. The Department of Tourism confirmed that the...
DOE implements emergency pricing on electricity market to prevent expected ₱9/kWh spike
Electricity rates were on track to surge toward ₱9 per kilowatt-hour as fuel disruptions tightened supply. The Department of Energy...
DOE fast-tracks 22 projects to deliver 1,471 megawatts of renewable capacity by April for grid stability
The Department of Energy Philippines is accelerating the entry of new power capacity as supply pressures begin to surface across the grid....
Petron secures 2.48M barrels of Russian oil to sustain PH fuel supply until June
As supply disruptions cut off key oil routes, efforts to keep fuel available locally have intensified. Petron Corporation secured 2.48...
Nuclear signatures detected drifting into the West Philippine Sea
Massimo — an engineer on X that Elon Musk has publicly called “one of the best accounts on the platform”...
GSIS records 1,200 solar loan applications worth ₱400M on first day of launch
As rising fuel prices and supply pressures push electricity costs higher, the Government Service Insurance System introduced a solar loan...
SSS ensures uninterrupted digital benefits access for OFWs in Middle East amid conflict
As the situation worsens in the Middle East, access to critical services for OFWs is becoming a growing concern for...
DOE secures 22.5M liters; targets additional 2M barrels to stabilize fuel supply
With fuel supply timelines tightening and uncertainty growing beyond April, the government is moving early to reinforce reserves. The Department...
DSWD, LTFRB roll out ₱5,000 cash aid for 200,000+ NCR drivers
Fuel prices keep climbing, and transport drivers are feeling it first. The government has started releasing ₱5,000 cash aid to...
