Did you know that, in 2018, the Energy Sector adopted an Energy Resiliency Policy to mitigate potential impacts of disasters?
Source: Department of Energy
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#Citicore, a renewable energy company mobilized employees to volunteer in distributing Malasakit Packs composed of bottled drinking water,food,assorted clothes and undergarments,mats and blankets for the victims of Taal Volcano’s recent eruption. #citicorepower#citicoremalasakit
Taal Volcano in the Philippines has sent an eruption plume a kilometer above the crater, the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology says. The agency says the volcano is showing a "fast escalation" in activity and could erupt lava within weeks. https://t.co/XWpgQ4ARCf
Bonifacio was one of the leads of the Philippines' struggle for freedom against the Spaniards. This #BonifacioDay, let us be reminded of the passion to fight for a better and greener future. #GreenRevolution#CiticorePoweringtheFuture
According to the report, coal remains the country’s dominant energy source with a 52.05% share in gross power generation by source in gigawatt hours despite the country’s commitment to move away from fossil fuels and shift to clean renewable energy. https://t.co/J0jemBU62d
It is surprising that despite the Philippines being biomass-rich, #BiomassEnergy has only 1% share in PH's energy source (as of 2017)
With 100MW of #BioEnergy in our pipeline, our company #Citicore believes in using biomass in place of coal for a #sustainable & #green future.
Traditionally, power generation takes a lot in our #environment. But emerging #RenewableEnergy paved the way for responsible & cleaner choice in energy security.
Let's celebrate Global Warming and Climate Change Consciousness Week by advocating for the right choice. #renewables
Lighting up our country with #RenewableEnergy is good for the environment and a responsible choice. It also presents potential savings when powering off grid areas.
We support the switch to renewables to empower our future #Citicore#BridgingEnergyandEnvironment
The Philippines can save P15 billion yearly when we shift from diesel to solar and wind in small island grids, says @ieefa_institute. Here's Part 2 of our Powering Off-Grid Areas in the Philippines series! #PHrenewables#ShiftSEA
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The DOF is looking into imposing a carbon tax or levy on the carbon content of fossil fuels as the IMF urged Asean economies to shift from “brown” to “green” to decelerate climate change. | @bendeveraINQ https://t.co/17Ara6F8bJ