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11-month NG debt rises to P14.51 trillion

The outstanding debt of the  national government in November stood at P14.51 trillion, up P27.92 billion from the level in October due mainly to the net issuance of treasury debt papers in the domestic capital market for budget support.

Commercial operation of power reserves market seen in four weeks

The Independent Electricity Market Operator of the Philippines (IEMOP) on Wednesday projected the coming online or the full commercial operation of the power reserves market before the end of the month.

SEC rejects deferment calls to implement new sustainability reporting guidelines

The Securities and Exchange Commission has adopted revised sustainability reporting guidelines and the use of SuRe forms for listed firms starting this year despite calls for the deferment of their implementation. 

Restoration of Panay Island power supply underway

The National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) appealed for better energy resource planning following a power outage traced to multiple power plant failures that isolated Panay island from the rest of the Visayas grid on Tuesday.

ACEN affiliate completes acquisition of Indonesian wind projects

ACEN Corp. affiliate ACEN Investments HK Ltd. and its Indonesian partner have acquired UPC Renewables Asia Pacific Holdings which is even now pursuing wind-driven power projects in Indonesia.

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Women powering infrastructure, building futures together

Aboitiz InfraCapital is not just building airports, water systems, and digital backbones. It is building them better by putting women firmly in the driver’s seat.

DA chief assures farmers, fishers can buy fuel in containers amid energy emergency 

Agriculture Secretary Francisco P. Tiu Laurel Jr. said that the Department of Energy (DOE) has assured him that farmers and fisherfolk are allowed to buy petroleum products in portable containers, as long as they comply with rules designed to prevent hoarding and ensure equitable fuel distribution during the national energy emergency.

BSP flags oil-driven inflation risks, cuts growth view

The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) said just this week that higher global oil prices are not unexpected and are already factored into its policy planning. This develops as it assesses the impact on inflation, economic growth, and the future path of monetary easing.

Business confidence jumps in February ahead of Middle East war

Business sentiment in the Philippines improved in February 2026, before the onset of the ongoing war in the Middle East, according to the latest survey.
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