Philippines Accelerates Renewable Energy Transition with International Support for Energy Security
Amidst an energy crisis triggered by the Middle East conflict, the Philippines is accelerating its transition to solar and wind power. Japan's MUFG Bank is supporting Filipino companies' ESG goals through financing, while the Asian Development Bank (ADB) is promoting initiatives to foster clean energy transition across the region.
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