Over 100 million Filipinos can expect affordable, available power if the government remains committed to current energy policies that seek to promote the development and growth of renewable energy in the country.
That is according to former Department of Energy (DOE) Undersecretary Atty. Jay Layug, who in a speech at the Philippine Power Plant Energy Summit recently said that “with the assumption into office of the Marcos administration and the appointment of DOE Secretary and ERC Commissioner Dimalanta, we have seen a dramatic change in government policies towards renewables.”
