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With imports of natural gas much more expensive than domestically supplied gas, and emissions from coal-fired power generation already at record highs, the government has unveiled an array of measures designed to spur growth in renewable energy supply capacity.Ī key new policy shift that was announced in late 2022 has been the removal of stipulations that require energy assets to be owned by Filipinos.
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GOVERNMENT PUSH FOR FOREIGN INVESTMENTĪ major driver behind the green power push is the looming depletion of the Malampaya gas field, which was by far the country's largest source of gas but is expected to run dry within five years. With real gross domestic product (GDP) set to expand by 5.8% in 2023, according to Goldman Sachs, and remain one of the region's fastest-growing economies over the next decade, the country has the potential to steeply increase fossil fuel emissions unless large increases in renewable power can be brought online. 1 The Green Ember 12,632 S D Smith Out of Stock 2 Ember Falls The Green Ember Series Book 5,306 Webb Holly from 298.99 Add To Cart 3 Rising 2 Becca C Smith from 18.99 Add To Cart The Last Archer: A Green Ember Story 2,036 S D Smith from 12. Philippine power producers relied on coal for nearly 60% of their electricity generation in 2022 and have increased coal-fired power emissions by more than 40% since 2017 to fuel the country's rapidly growing economy, which expanded by more than 7% in 2022. The Philippines has the largest renewable energy development pipeline in Southeast Asia
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