Megaworld Corp., the listed property development company of tycoon Andrew Tan, has fully transitioned its company-owned properties to renewable energy, a major step towards its push for sustainability.
Alabat Wind Power Corp., a unit of listed renewable energy innovator Alternergy Holdings Corp., received the first two units of the largest wind turbines to be installed in the Philippines.
Renewable energy generator Raslag Corp. announced that its board has approved a capital-raising plan aimed at generating up to P2 billion through the private placement of up to 15 million preferred shares.
Meralco PowerGen Corp. renewable energy arm, MGEN Renewable Energy Inc. (MGreen), has successfully launched a 52.8-megawatt (MW) MGreen Cordon Solar power plant in Cordon, Isabela. This marks MGreen as one of the largest operational solar plants in the Cagayan Valley region under the Department of Energy's (DOE) second Green Energy Auction program.
Emerging Power Inc. (EPI), the renewable energy arm of Nickel Asia Corporation (NAC), has secured a P5.175-billion senior term loan facility from Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation (RCBC) to fund the construction of its 145-megawatt peak (MWp) Cawag solar power project in Subic, Zambales.
The Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) has warned the public to be alert against scams involving fake airline ticket sellers and unauthorized agents posing as airline partners.
Keeping palay prices fair, expanding P20-per-kilo rice and fast-tracking farm-to-market roads will be the toughest test of the Department of Agriculture heading into 2026, Agriculture Secretary Francisco P. Tiu Laurel Jr. said.
Aboitiz Foods didn’t close the year with grandstanding. Instead, the regional agribusiness player wrapped it up with steady, on-the-ground action—rolling out community initiatives across the Philippines and China that underscored a quieter point: sustainably feeding Asia’s growth also means investing in the people behind the food.
The Manila Economic and Cultural Office (MECO) has welcomed Taiwan’s plan to set up its first cross-border recruitment center in the Philippines, a move that could reshape how Filipino workers access overseas jobs and how much they pay to get there.