This is why nuclear is such an amazing energy source. No matter if it's sunny, windy, rainy, or night, it will still be working hard providing energy to us all. (3/3)
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Solar is great, but what if it rains?
That's the thing with solar, it's great when there it's sunny, but that doesn't happen everyday. What if it rains? Gets cloudy? Very common weather in many countries. (1/3)
This isn't including night time, where there is no sun and happens for nearly a third of everyday. That's a third or the time where solar can't even get energy. (2/3)
Pangasinan Rep. Mark Cojuangco on Monday said the mothballed Bataan Nuclear Power Plant (BNPP) could be operational within four years once the government makes a firm decision to pursue nuclear energy as the country’s source of power.
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NUCLEAR energy advocates in the country are renewing calls to restart the Bataan Nuclear Power Plant (BNPP) amid the ongoing fuel crisis and geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, which continue to drive energy uncertainty. | via The Manila Times
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compared with Meralco’s current rate of P13.82 per kWh. He said the reduction could ease household expenses by allowing families to allocate more of their budget to other needs.
Advocacy group Alpas Pinas also participated in the session. | via The Manila Times (3/3)
A renewed push to integrate nuclear power in the country is presented in Cebu City on during a media roundtable on a proposed nuclear energy program April 23, 2026. (1/3)
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Pangasinan 2nd District Rep. Mark Cojuangco called for a shift toward nuclear energy amid rising electricity demand and continued dependence on imported fuel.
Cojuangco said nuclear energy could lower electricity costs to about P5.00 per kilowatt-hour, (2/3)
for a decisive shift in the country’s energy strategy through a proposed bill that seeks to integrate nuclear energy into the Philippines’ national energy and development plan. | via The Freeman (https://t.co/EDSwVQ1Pfu) (2/2)
CEBU, Philippines — As global fuel prices rise amid escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, Pangasinan 2nd District Representative Mark Cojuangco is calling (1/2)
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The bill also outlines funding mechanisms and policy direction to accelerate the development of nuclear power, positioning it as a cornerstone of a more secure, stable, and economically resilient energy system. | via CDN Digital
In an attempt to kickstart support for nuclear power, Cojuangco filed House Bill No. 8567, which prescribes incentives for the integration of nuclear energy into the country’s electricity sector.
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POV: You care about the Philippines' energy future ⚡️🇵🇭!
Alpas Pinas attended the Senate Public Hearing on Foreign Relations last Tuesday, April 14, 2026.
Cojuangco said nuclear energy could play a key role in meeting future demand, citing projections that the country’s electricity needs could double or even triple by 2040.
He said the Philippines could aim to add between 16,000 and 32,000 megawatts of nuclear capacity, describing it as sufficient to support incremental growth without immediately replacing existing fossil fuel plants. | via https://t.co/I6nLC930vr
Cojuangco urged the immediate appointment of technically qualified leaders to PhilATOM and the passage of the pending Nuclear Integration Bill to provide a clear roadmap for investors. | via https://t.co/I6nLC930vr
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Nuclear energy is not merely an economic necessity but also one of the safest power generation technologies available to the Philippines, proponents said Thursday, urging the public to move beyond decades-old fears. | via Daily Tribune
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