Philippines Aims for Full Renewable Energy Hybridization in Remote Areas by 2030
The Philippine government is accelerating its plan to bring renewable energy (RE) to the country's most remote communities, targeting full hybridization by 2030 to reduce their costly reliance on diesel power. The National Power Corporation (Napocor) is seeking private sector involvement to boost electricity supply in areas not connected to the main grid, in addition to government funding.
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