The Philippines continues to rely heavily on non-renewable fuels at 67% of the mix. With coal as the majority while fossil gas is on the rise, believed by policy makers as a “transition” feedstock.

On top of our impact reductions, we get to shield against fossil fuel price increases that the country has no stable sources of or no influence on (e.g. geopolitical conflicts). Power interruptions have often gone unnoticed since we’ve been off grid for most days since February.