Mindanao Poised for Clean Energy Transition, DOE Forecasts
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Mindanao Poised for Clean Energy Transition, DOE Forecasts

The Philippine Department of Energy (DOE) forecasts that Mindanao is entering a transition period towards clean energy, with the expansion of renewable energy adoption being a key factor.

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