Philippine Coal Demand Seen Resilient Amid Tight Power Supply
The International Energy Agency (IEA) forecasts resilient Philippine coal demand, driven by high load factors of coal plants amidst rising power demand and supply constraints. Coal demand could reach 54 million tons by 2030, a 15% increase.
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