Philippines Lifts Capacity Limits on New Power Plants to Boost Supply
The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) in the Philippines has removed capacity limits on new power plants to boost the country's electricity supply. This move allows for the construction of larger generating facilities, aiming to alleviate power shortages.
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