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What's New Invitation for Challenge Published on: Friday, 22 July 2022 Republic of the Philippines DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY Energy Center, Rizal Drive, Bonifacio Global City Taguig City, Metro Manilla NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR COAL OPERATING CONTRACT (COC) Under the Philippine Conventional Energy Contracting Program (PCECP) This is to inform the public that Vintage-21 Coal Mining Corporation is applying for CBS 40-L-372, 40-L-373, 41-L-12 and 41-L-13 Coal Blocks located in Lingig, Surigao del Sur and Boston, Davao Oriental as seen in the map below and is bounded by the following Technical Descriptions:

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The Philippines' Department of Energy (Filipino: Kagawaran ng Enerhiya), abbreviated as DOE is the executive department of the Philippine Government responsible for preparing, integrating, coordinating, supervising and controlling all plans, programs, projects and activities of the Government relative to energy exploration, development, utilization, distribution and conservation. The Department of Energy was created by then President Marcos as he issued Presidential Decree No. 1206 which created the Ministry of Energy and attached the National Power Corporation and Philippine National Oil Company to this new agency. The Ministry was abolished during the Regime of Corazon Aquino. During the Regime of President Fidel V. Ramos, that Department was created by virtue of Republic Act No. 7638 otherwise known as the Department of Energy Act of 1992. The Department was vested additional powers and functions under pertinent energy and power related legislations, such as Republic Act No. 9136 or the "Electric Power Industry Reform Act of 2001", Republic Act No. 9367 or "Biofuels Act of 2006", and Republic Act No. 9513 or "Renewable Energy Act of 2008."

Following the recommendations by the National Biofuels Board (NBB), the Department of Energy has released guidelines for adopting a higher biofuels blend. This move aims to decrease dependence on imported fuels, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and bolster the local biodiesel and bioethanol sectors.

The Department of Energy, through the Energy Resource Development Bureau, requests interested parties and stakeholders for comments and recommendations on the draft Department Circular: aaa “Grant of Special Allowances for Petroleum Service Contractors”

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PMDD reviewed the following Reportorial Requirements: Market Operator – WESM real-time data and market results System Operator – Generator and Transmission Outages Generation Companies – Monthly Operations Report Distribution Utilities – Monthly Operations Report, Distribution Development Plan, Uniform Reportorial Requirements Retail Electricity Suppliers – Quarterly Operations Report Prepared/drafted unformed/structured templates and data definitions. Drafted Department Circular providing guidelines and adopting the enhanced Reportorial Requirements. Conducted various meetings to the internal and external stakeholders.

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Downstream Natural Gas The birth of the Philippine natural gas industry brings the country closer to its goal of harnessing environment friendly fuels to ensure a stable, diverse and secure energy supply. However, the growth of this industry is anchored on the development of additional gas-generated capacity, other non-power applications and the necessary infrastructure that is to bring the natural gas to its potential markets. The infrastructure includes the appropriate pipeline transmission and distribution networks, LNG terminals and facilities, gas refilling stations for CNG-run vehicles and ancillary facilities. In the absence of the law for the natural gas sector, the stage for the industry’s development has been set with the preparation of a gas policy framework, industry rules and regulations. A clear and concise policies, objectives, programs and strategies formulated by the DOE, together with the critical cooperation and participation of the private sector, development of a natural gas industry is ensured. While there is still much to be done, the DOE will be at the forefront of efforts to rally the participants in this new industry to success. STUDIES: Consultation on the Phase 2 Report of the Philippine Natural Gas Master Plan First Report of the Natural Gas Master Plan Study on Collecting Information and Verification on Promotion of Utilization of Clean Energy Sources (JICA, December 2011) Mindanao Natural Gas Market Development Strategy (Final Report)

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List of Companies Issued with Certificate of Endorsement to the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines for Clearance to Undertake System Impact Study as of September 2022 PUBLISHED ON OCTOBER 6, 2022 List of Companies Issued with Certificate of Endorsement to the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines for Clearance to Undertake System Impact Study as of September 2022 List of Companies Issued with Certificate of Endorsement to the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines for Clearance to Undertake System Impact Study as of August 2022 PUBLISHED ON SEPTEMBER 7, 2022 List of Companies Issued with Certificate of Endorsement to the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines for Clearance to Undertake System Impact Study as of August 2022 List of Companies Issued with Certificate of Endorsement to the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines for Clearance to Undertake System Impact Study as of July 2022 PUBLISHED ON AUGUST 2, 2022 List of Companies Issued with Certificate of Endorsement to the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines for Clearance to Undertake System Impact Study as of July 2022 List of Companies Issued with Certificate of Endorsement to the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines for Clearance to Undertake System Impact Study as of June 2022 PUBLISHED ON JULY 6, 2022 List of Companies Issued with Certificate of Endorsement to the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines for Clearance to Undertake System Impact Study as of June 2022 List of Companies Issued with Certificate of Endorsement to the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines for clearance to undertake System Impact Study as of May 2022 PUBLISHED ON JUNE 3, 2022 List of Companies Issued with Certificate of Endorsement to the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines for Clearance to Undertake System Impact Study as of May 2022

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Four (4) Pre-Determined Areas (PDAs) shall be offered for investment, exploration, development and production of the BARMM's indigenous resources, as mandated by the Intergovernmental Energy Board (IEB). “This is another milestone for the Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Administration in advancing the development of the BARMM, following the landmark signing of the Intergovernmental Energy Board (IEB) Circular on the Joint Award of Petroleum Service Contract (PSCs) and Coal Operating Contracts (COCs) in the BARMM area in July 2023,” Energy Secretary Raphael P.M. Lotilla said. “The resources identified in the BARMM area are enormous assets that we can fully develop. As we go another step forward to harnessing these assets, our aspirations for promoting economic growth, generating employment opportunities, and nurture a thriving business landscape in the region are even closer to realization,” the Secretary added. The IEB Circular on the Joint Award of PSCs and COCs in the BARMM was signed on 06 July 2023. It operationalizes the provision under Section 10, Article XIII of Republic Act No. 11054 or the Organic Law for the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region to jointly grant rights, privileges, and concessions for the exploration, development, and utilization of uranium and fossil fuels such as petroleum, natural gas, and coal within the territorial jurisdiction of the Bangsamoro.

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NGCP’s transmission system network consists of 500 kV, 350 kV HVDC, 230 kV, 138 kV, 115 kV and 69 kV high voltage lines and cables. As the sole transmission service provider, NGCP plays a vital role in the safe and reliable transmission of electricity in response to system requirements and market demands. It continues to improve the reliability, adequacy, security and stability of the grid in the three major regions of the Philippines, namely: Luzon, the Visayas and Mindanao. As the System Operator of the Philippine power grid, NGCP balances the supply and demand of electricity to efficiently serve all of its customers – power generators, private distribution utilities, electric cooperatives, government-owned utilities, eco-zones, industries, as well as directly-connected customers. It is responsible in dispatching the power plants and transmitting the generated power to the various distribution utilities which, in turn, deliver the electricity at a lower voltage to households and other end-users. NGCP also operates and maintains metering facilities and provides technical services, particularly system studies, and operation and maintenance of customer facilities. This Transmission Development Plan (TDP) outlines the planned projects which are required to address the system needs for the period 2016 to 2025.

Department Circular No. DC2018-02-0003 Adopting and Prescribing the Policy for the Competitive Selection Process in the Procurement by the Distribution Utilities of Power Supply Agreement for the Captive Market WHEREAS, Section 5 (d) of Republic Act No. 7638 or the "Department of Energy Act of 1992" declares, among others, that the Department of Energy (DOE) has the powers and functions to supervise and control over all the government activities relative. Click link to view/download PDF file of Department Circular No. DC2018-02-0003 Competitive Selection Process (CSP) Advisory Date Published: August 19, 2019 In view of the recent Supreme Court decision in Alyansa Para sa Bagong Pilipinas, Inc. vs. Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC), et al. (G.R. No. 227670, 3 May 2019), the Department of Energy (DOE) hereby issues the following advisory: All distribution utilities (DUs) with Power Supply Agreement (PSA) application with te ERC and did not undertake the CSP process on or before 30 June 2015, shall revisit their Power Supply Procurement Plan (PSPP) and identify possible impact of the deicision. The affected DUs may exercise the provisions on Sections 2.2.2 and 2.2.4 of DC2018-02-0003, subject to the limitations stated therein, specifically for not more than one (1) year, duting which time the DU must conduct CSP for its long-term power supply, to wit: xxx "Section 2.2.2. Negotiated procurement of emergency power supply; Provided, that the cooperation period of the corresponding PSA shall not exceed one (1) year; Provided further, that the rate shall not be higher than the latest ERC approved generation tariff for the same or similar technology in the area." xxx "Section 2.2.4. Provision of power supply by the Power Sector Assets and Liabilities Management (PSALM) Corporation through bilateral contracts for the power produced from the undisposed generating assets and Independent Power Producers(IPP) contracts duly sanctioned by the "Electric Power Industry Act of 2001" or EPIRA as deemed by the DUs, subject to a periodic review of the DOE." Affected DUs that will apply for CSP Exemption shall submit documents in support of hte said application, including but not limited to Board Resolution/s, a copy of the negotiated PSA and supply demand scenario showing impact of the SC Decision on its supply profile. In addition, the application for CSP Exemption must be accompanies by an updated PSPP of the concerned DU." Submissionof the updated PSPP and the request for exemption shall be made not later than 20 August 2019. For further inquiries, you may send them to the following DOE Officials: Assistant Secretary Redentor E. Delola Telephone No.: (02) 541-5516 Email Address : delola.redentor@doe.gov.ph Director Mario C. Marasigan, CESO III Telephone No.: (02) 840-2120 Email Address : mcmarasigan.epimb@gmail.com (signed) ALFONSO G. CUSI Secretary Click to view/download PDF file of signed Advisory Competitive Selection Process (CSP) Advisory Date Published: December 27, 2018 To : All Distribution Utilities To effectively implement Department Circular No. DC2018-02-0003 entitled, "ADOPTING AND PRESCRIBING THE POLICY FOR THE COMPETITIVE SELECTION PROCESS IN THE PROCUREMENT BY THE DISTRIBUTION UTILITIES OF POWER SUPPLY AGREEMENT FOR THE CAPTIVE MARKET", the Department of Energy hereby issues the following advisory: Click to view/download CSP Advisory Competitive Selection Process Advisory Date Published: April 13, 2018 To effectively implement Department Circular No. DC2018-02-0003 entitled, "Adopting and Prescribing the Policy for the Competitive Selection Process in the Procurement by the Distribution Utilities of Power Supply Agreement for the Captive Market", the Department of Energy (DOE) hereby issues the following: 1. The DOE emphasizes that the CSP policy aims to promote the needs of the consumers as presented in the Distribution Development Plan (DDPs) and Power Supply Procurement Plans (PSPPs) of the Distribution Utilities (DUs). The DU shall embrace the principle of technology neutrality and consider the reliability of energy services in a least cost manner. The DU shall also ensure that it can meet the demand for its Captive Market at any given time. Hence, Section 1, Subsection 1.4 of the CSP Circular is further clarified, to wit: 1.1. Item (iii) means that the fuel resource to be indicated in the Terms of Reference (TOR) shall describe the capability of the power generation plant needed to meet the load or demand behavior, which can either be conventional or renewable energy. The specific types of fuels enumerated are provided as examples only of conventional and renewable sources of energy. 1.2. The parameter on emerging technology under Item (iv) is optional and may only be specified when necessary, based on the load or demand behavior of the customers. While new technologies are being encouraged to participate in the CSP, the TOR or the procurement process shall not refer to a specific type of technology or power plant. 2. Pursuant to Section 5 of the CSP Circular, all DUs are hereby advised to establish their respective Third Party Bids and Awards Committee (TPBAC), TPBAC Technical Working Group (TWG) and TPBAC Secretariat. Further, the selection process on the representatives of the captive customers to the TPBAC of each DU shall be submitted to the DOE for review and approval. The same applies to the establishment of the Joint TPBAC, Joint TPBAC TWG and Joint TPBAC Secretariat. 3. In accordance to Section 4, all DUs are advised to prepare their respective PSPPs to be incorporated on the DDP. Attached as "Annex A" is the PSPP template for the guidance of the CSP participants. 4. In accordance with the "buyers' market principle" under the RA 9136, the CSP Circular does not allow unsolicited proposals from suppliers. All PSAs shall be procured through the CSP and shall be based-on planning and scheduling of power supply requirements, as specified in the PSPP. 5. In accordance with the transparency principle in the administration of the CSP, all stages enumerated under Section 8.5 (Publication and Posting) shall be posted in the DOE CSP Portal. In the interim, all updates related to the CSP activities and invitation to DOE as CSP Observers must be submitted to the DOE through e-mail address doe.csp@gmail.com. For your guidance and compliance. Click to view/download PDF files: CSP Advisory (Signed by UFWF) Annex A - Power Supply Procurement Plan Template (PDF) Annex B - Power Supply Procurement Plan Template (Excel)

The Department of Energy (DOE), in coordination with the Small Power Utilities Group of the National Power Corporation (NPC-SPUG), the National Electrification Administration (NEA), Distribution Utilities (DUs), New Power Providers (NPP), and Qualified Third Parties (QTP), pursuant to Rule 13 of the Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) of Republic Act No. 9136 or the Electric Power Industry Reform Act of 2001 (EPIRA), prepared the 2016-2020 Missionary Electrification Development Plan (2016 MEDP). It covers the development plans and programs of the Government to increase access to sustainable energy in off-grid areas in the country and improve the efficiency in the use of energy. Consistent with the social and development agenda of the government, the 2016 MEDP outlines the various policies, plans and programs to expand electricity access and improve the electricity services in off-grid areas. It gives an update on the condition of missionary electrification and later on delineates the government’s plans of action and policy directions to ensure the provision of adequate, reliable, and efficient supply of electricity in the missionary areas.1 In particular, this MEDP addresses the pressing conditions and needed policies pertaining to the: (1) improvement of the Private Sector Participation (PSP) Program; (2) improvement of operations and services in missionary areas; (3) and the rationalization of Universal Charge for Missionary Electrification (UCME). ISSN: 2599-5235 Click to view/download PDF file of 2016-2020 Missionary Electrification Development Plan

Chapter 1. Power Sector Highlights, 2019-2020 assesses the Philippines’ power situation in terms of key power-related statistics and identifies the major policies and programs promulgated during the transition years 2019-2020. In this introductory chapter, the impacts of COVID-19 pandemic and natural calamities in the power sector were broadly discussed, along with the mitigating measures and actions undertaken within the industry. Chapter 2. Power Demand and Supply Outlook, 2020-2040 provides the annual peak demand forecast and power supply expansion plan on a per technology basis up to 2040 under multiple scenarios. In line with the DOE’s commitment towards a cleaner energy transition, the national renewable energy (RE) power generation mix target of 35% by 2030 and the aspirational target of 50% by 2040 were adopted. The country’s peak demand is expected to increase by almost four folds from 2020 to 2040 which is equivalent to about 7% growth annually. To meet this demand and the aspirational 50% RE target, the Philippines’ installed capacity should increase by about five times from 22,317 MW in 2019 to 114,601 MW in 2040, coming from existing, committed, and new build capacities. The transmission projects which are expected to support and accommodate new power plant capacities are likewise identified in this section for the reference of prospective investors and key stakeholders.

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DOE Organizational Structure PUBLISHED ON WEDNESDAY, 9 MARCH 2022 Click to view/download DOE Organizational Chart

Department Circular Published at: The Manila Times and The Philippine Star Date Published [mm/dd/yyyy]: 10/06/2017 Adopting the Philippine Conventional Energy Contracting Program (PCECP) of Awarding Coal Operating Contracts (COC) and Creating the Review and Evaluation Committee(REC) Repealing for this Purpose Department Circular No. DC2014-02-0005 and Department Order No. DO2014-08-0017 WHEREAS, Republic Act No. 7638, as amended, otherwise known as "The Department of Energy (DOE) Act of 1992", mandates the Department of Energy (DOE) to prepare, integrate, corrdinate, supervise and control all plans, programs, projects and activities of the Government relative to energy exploration, development, utilization, distribution, and conservation; Click to view/download Department Circular No. DC2017-09-0010

What's New Invitation for Challenge Published on: Friday, 22 July 2022 Republic of the Philippines DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY Energy Center, Rizal Drive, Bonifacio Global City Taguig City, Metro Manilla NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR COAL OPERATING CONTRACT (COC) Under the Philippine Conventional Energy Contracting Program (PCECP) This is to inform the public that Vintage-21 Coal Mining Corporation is applying for CBS 40-L-372, 40-L-373, 41-L-12 and 41-L-13 Coal Blocks located in Lingig, Surigao del Sur and Boston, Davao Oriental as seen in the map below and is bounded by the following Technical Descriptions:

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Accredited Coal Traders List of Valid and Subsisting Accredited Coal Traders as of August 2022 List of Valid and Subsisting Accredited Coal Traders as of July 2022 List of Valid Subsisting Accredited Coal Traders as of June 2022 Attachment (Click to view/download PDF file) : 2022_registered_coal_traders_june.pdf List of Valid Subsisting Accredited Coal Traders as of May 2022 Attachment (Click to view/download PDF file) : 2022_registered_coal_traders_may.PDF List of Valid Subsisting Accredited Coal Traders as of April 2022 Attachment (Click to view/download PDF file) : 2022_registered_coal_traders_april.pdf

What is the Energy Conserving Design for Buildings? With the enactment of Republic Act No. 11285, otherwise known as the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Act (EE&C Act), the policy of the State towards the efficient and judicious utilization of energy has been strengthened further. Section 4 (b) of the EE&C Act mandates that all building constructions, new and building retrofits, shall comply with minimum requirements set in the Guidelines on Energy Conserving Design of Buildings. These Guidelines address the need to provide energy efficiency guidance in the design and construction of buildings in the Philippines. In these updated Guidelines, technical requirements were provided based on two Building Codes that impact energy performance of buildings, i.e. the National Building Code and the Philippine Green Building Code. Obligations of building owners consistent with the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Act were cited in this guideline. Renewable energy systems and equipment were added in line with the Renewable Energy Act of 2008. Certain sections were also updated based on international standards, notably the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE).

Energy Service Company (ESCO) What is an ESCO? Energy Service Company (ESCO) refers to a juridical entity that offers multi-technology services and goods towards developing and designing energy efficiency projects, delivering and guaranteeing energy savings, and ensuring cost-effective and optimal performance. Their services include energy supply and management, energy financing, technical engineering expertise and consultancy, equipment supply, installation, operation, maintenance, and upgrade, and monitoring and verification of performance and savings. Their goods include lighting, motors, drives, heating, ventilation, air conditioning systems, building envelope improvements, and waste heat recovery, cooling, heating, or other usable forms of energy control systems. Department Circular 2020-09-0018 The ESCO Guidelines include among others, certification requirements, review and evaluation process, and the classification of ESCOs, and states that ESCOs applying for certification must demonstrate their technical and managerial competence to design and implement energy efficiency projects, including energy audits, design engineering, providing or arranging project financing, construction management, operations and maintenance of energy efficient technologies, and verifying energy savings. The following classification is hereby introduced in the ESCO Guidelines: Registered ESCO refers to an ESCO seeking accreditation for professional services to DOE for the first time that meets the minimum of requirements on legal and technical capacity. The validity of the Certificate for Registered ESCO shall be for three (3) years. Certified ESCO refers to an ESCO which in addition to meeting the requirements of a Registered ESCO also has proven performance or results-based projects savings experience and with proven customer experiences. The validity of the Certificate of Certified ESCO shall be valid for five (5) years.

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Fees and Charges Schedule of Fees and Charges In compliance with Administrative Order No. 31 dated October 1, 2012 directing and authorizing all heads of departments, bureaus , commissions, agencies, offices and instrumentalities of the National Government including Government-Owned or Controlled Corporations (GOCCs), to rationalize the rates of their fees and charges, increase their existing rates and impose new fees and charges pursuant to DOF-DBM-NEDA Joint Circular No. 1-2013 dated 30 January 2013, Implementing Rules and Regulations of Administrative Order No. 31, series of 2012, following are the revised fees and charges to be collected by the Department of Energy effective fifteen (15) days after the posting of new schedule of fees and charges in the agency’s website or in a conspicuous place in the office premises both at the head or central office and in all field or branch offices. Approved DOE CY 2013 Schedule of Fees and Charges: DOE CY 2013 Schedule of Fees and Charges Approved 2004 Schedule of Fees and Charges 2004 Schedule of Fees and Charges Testing Services at Lightning and Appliance Testing Laboratory Lightning Product Sample Testing fee using the Goniophotometer (all types of light sources), per run per sample PhP8,500.00 Note: This testing fee was approved by the late Secretary Angelo T. Reyes in September 2009

Renewable Energy Management Bureau Formulate and implement policies, plans and programs related to the accelerated development, transformation, utilization and commercialization of renewable energy resources including emerging energy technologies NREB Technical Services and Management Division Provide support to the operations of the national renewable energy board and will serve as a one-step shop for RE Biomass Energy Management Division Formulate and implement policies, plans and programs related to the accelerated development, transformation, utilization and commercialization of biomass energy resources including emerging energy technologies Hydropower & Ocean Energy management Division Formulate and implement policies, plans and programs related to the accelerated development, transformation, utilization and commercialization of hydropower and ocean energy resources including emerging energy technologies Geothermal Energy Management Division Formulate and implement policies, plans and programs related to the accelerated development, transformation, utilization and commercialization of geothermal energy resources Solar & Wind Energy Management Division Formulate and implement policies, plans and programs related to the accelerated development, transformation, utilization and commercialization of solar and wind energy resources Shape Solar Wind Energy Management Division Policy and Technology Section Develop, formulate and implement solar and wind (S & W) policies, plans and programs, as part of the NREP, to accelerate the development, transformation, utilization and commercialization of SW resources and technologies; Monitors and evaluates the implementation of the S & W plans, programs, projects, activities, laws, regulations and similar issuances; Assists in administering the implementation of existing S & W laws, regulations and similar issuances; Coordinates with various government agencies, LGUs, academe, NGOs, private sector and other stakeholders on matters related to the development and implementation of S & W policy, plans and programs; Conduct energy technology and policy research and development activities for the development of sustainable S & W systems; Develops and spearheads the implementation of local and/or foreign-assisted S & W projects and activities; Operates and maintains a computerized national S & W energy database; Conducts S & W energy resource assessment and mapping; and Performs Ad Hoc functions as maybe assigned. Promotion and Commercialization Section Develop and implement SW promotion and commercialization policies, plans and sub-programs, as part of the SW program, to promote the commercialization/application of SW resources and technologies; Monitors and evaluates the commercial operation of S & W power and non-power facilities and projects; Spearheads in administering the implementation of existing S & W laws, regulations and similar issuances; Coordinates with various government agencies, LGUs, academe, NGOs, private sector and other stakeholders on matters related to the S & W promotion and commercialization program; Conduct research and development activities on the economic and financial efficiencies and effectiveness of SW systems; Assists in the implementation of local and/or foreign-assisted S & W projects and activities; Operates and maintains a computerized national S & W energy database; and Perform Ad Hoc functions as maybe assigned. Geothermal Energy Management Division Resource and Technology development & Evaluation Section Formulate, develop and evaluate programs and policies that will enhance the technical and economic competitiveness of geothermal technologies including technology innovations; Conduct hydrologic, geological, topographic, oceanographic and economic survey, feasibility studies and research programs to assess the country's geothermal resource potentials; Maintain a database inventory of geothermal potential and update regularly for commercialization and utilization purposes (e.g., maps, matrix and ranking of ocean and hydropower sites); Conduct socio-economic and environmental impact studies on geothermal development and recommend mitigating measures to lessen harmful effects to the environment; Provide technical assistance and sustainable solutions in relation to development and operation of geothermal facilities; Conduct seminars, training courses, technical briefing, fora, workshops, focus group discussions and tri-media campaigns to facilitate information dissemination and capacity building to geothermal technologies; and Perform ADHOC functions as maybe assigned. Evaluation, Registration and Monitoring Section Formulate policies and oversee the implementation of policies, guidelines and standards that will govern the geothermal development thrust of the government including enhancement of private sector participation; Supervise and monitor activities of government and private institutions on geothermal projects and provide guidance for better understanding of government's regulatory functions, policies and programs in relation to utilization and commercialization of geothermal resources; Maintain a database inventory of geothermal facilities for monitoring and developing geothermal generation statistics (e.g., energy mix, generation mix, etc.); Conduct socio-economic and environmental impact studies on the operation of geothermal system and recommend mitigating measures to lessen harmful effects to the environment; Issue registration and accreditation of RE equipment manufacturers, fabricators and suppliers; Coordinate with various government agencies, LGUs, Academe, NGOs, private sector and other stakeholders on matters related to the above enumerated functions; Conduct seminars, training courses, technical briefings, fora, workshops, focus group discussions and tri-media campaigns to facilitate information dissemination and capacity building to geothermal technologies; and Perform ADHOC functions as maybe assigned. Biomass Energy Management Division Technology Development Management Section Formulate policy recommendations and implement plans and programs for the effective utilization, promotion and commercialization of biomass including biofuels energy technologies; Undertake policy research and studies for the development and application of new and emerging biomass/biofuels energy technologies; Design, recommend and implement institutional, legislative and economic incentive packages to support sustainability of biomass/biofuels programs; Establish international linkages with various entities involved in the implementation of biomass/biofuels energy programs; Develop and spearhead the implementation of local and/or foreign-assisted projects and activities; Coordinate with concerned government agencies, LGUs, academe, NGOs, private sector and other stakeholders on matters related to the development and implementation of biomass/biofuels policy, plans and programs; Conduct seminars, training courses, technical briefings, fora, workshops, focus group discussions and tri-media campaigns to facilitate information dissemination and capacity building to biomass/biofuels resources and technologies; Provide inputs in the preparation of the PEP; and Perform ADHOC functions as maybe assigned. Evaluation, Registration and Monitoring Section Conduct technical and economic evaluation of biomass/biofuels' energy technologies including new and emerging technologies for local application; Develop project proposals on biomass/biofuels' new and emerging energy technologies for local application; Evaluate/grant service contract agreements and/or accreditation of biomass/biofuels' projects and facilities, suppliers, fabricators and manufacturers; Implement, monitor, and promote the commercial and technical operation of biomass power, fuel and non-power facilities and projects; Provide technical and extension advice in the form of project evaluation, project packaging and fund sourcing and access to technical information on biomass/biofuels' energy technologies; Coordinate the development of standards for the local adaption of biomass-derived fuels with concerned government agencies and private sectors; Coordinate the pilot testing of emerging biomass/biofuels energy technologies with interested private sector/potential investor; Develop and maintain information systems on biomass/biofuels energy resources and technologies; Provide technical/secretariat support for inter-agency committees undertaking the above-mentioned activities; and Perform Ad Hoc functions as may be assigned. Hydropower and Ocean Energy Management Division Resource and Technology Development Section Formulate, develop and evaluate programs and policies that will enhance the technical and economic competitiveness of ocean and hydropower technologies including technology innovations; Conduct hydrologic, geological, topographic, oceanographic and economic surveys, feasibility studies and research programs to assess the country's ocean and hydropower resource potentials; Maintain a database inventory of ocean and hydropower potential and update regularly for commercialization and utilization purposes (e.g., maps, matrix and ranking of ocean and hydropower sites); Conducts socio-economic and environmental impact studies on ocean and hydropower development and recommends mitigating measures to lessen harmful effects to the environment; Provide technical assistance and sustainable solutions in relation to development and operation of ocean and hydropower facilities; Conduct seminars, training courses, technical briefing, fora, workshops, focus group discussions and tri0-media campaigns to facilitate information dissemination and capacity building to ocean and hydropower technologies; and Perform Ad Hoc functions as maybe assigned; Evaluation, Registration and Monitoring Formulate policies and oversee the implementation of policies, guidelines and standards that will govern the ocean and hydropower development thrust of the government including enhancement of private sector participation; Supervise and monitor activities of government and private institutions on ocean and hydropower projects and provide guidance for better understanding of government's regulatory functions, policies and programs in relation to utilization and commercialization of ocean and hydropower resources; Maintain a database inventory of ocean and hydropower facilities for monitoring and developing ocean and hydropower generation statistics (e.g., energy mix, generation mix, etc.); Conduct socio-economic and environmental impact studies on operation of ocean and hydropower system and recommend mitigating measures to lessen harmful effects to the environment; Issue registration and accreditation of RE equipment manufacturers, fabricators and suppliers; Coordinate with various government agencies, LGUs, Academe, NGOs, private sector and other stakeholders on matters related to the above enumerated functions; Conducts seminars, training courses, technical briefings, fora, workshops, focus group discussions and tri-media campaigns to facilitate information dissemination and capacity building to ocean and hydropower technologies; and Perform Ad Hoc functions as maybe assigned; National Renewable Energy Board - Technical Services and Management Division Administrative Section Arrange special and/or periodic meetings of the National Renewable Energy Board (NREB) by sending invitations to NREB members, resource persons and parties concerned to ensure quorum and/or attendance. Prepare minutes and proceedings including the recording of documents and various issues raised during board deliberation for reference and information; Information and Technical Research Section Conduct research activities on advanced technological and market development applications through the internet and/or information exchange systems to enhance technical information which could be used by the Board; Provide technical support to the operation of the RE One-Stop-Shop Center to accelerate the approval of RE Service Contract and hasten project development; Renewable Energy Registrar Section Review of RPS Rules and makes appropriate recommendations in line with the objectives of R.A. 9513; Monitor the implementation of and compliance by industry participants with RPS Rules promulgated by the DOE;

Executive Summary The 2019-2028 Distribution Development Plan (DDP) contains the one-page infographic profile of 144 out of 151 Distribution Utilities (DUs), showing the supply- demand outlook and energy requirements for the ten-year planning period. It features the Power Supply Procurement Plan, which contains the proposed schedule for the Competitive Selection Process (CSP) to be conducted by DUs to procure power supply requirements to ensure the continuous provision of electricity supply to the consumers in a least cost-manner as what was mandated by Republic Act No. 9136. For those DUs without schedule for CSP, the power supply deficit in MW shortfall for the corresponding period is indicated. This DDP also featured the 2018 actual number of customers and energy sales per customer class. It also includes comparison using percentage difference of the 2018 projection on number of customers, peak demand, electricity purchased, energy sales and system loss based on the 2018-2027 DDP versus the 2018 actual data based on the 2019-2028 DDP. In 2018, the DUs registered a peak demand of 13,899 MW and is projected to increase from 14,602 MW in 2019 to 21,300 MW in 2028 with an annual average growth rate (AAGR) of 4.36% for the ten-year planning horizon. Luzon DUs recorded the highest peak demand in 2018 at 10,279 MW while Mindanao and Visayas DUs reported peak demand of 1,835 MW and 1,785 MW, respectively. For the energy requirements, the DUs procured a total of 83,573 GWh in 2018 which is estimated to rise from 88,040 GWh in 2019 to 129,815 GWh in 2028 with an AAGR of 4.50%. Likewise, the DUs has a total energy sales of 77,409 GWh in 2018 which is seen to increase to 119,231 GWh by 2028 with an AAGR of 4.42% from its 2018 level. With regard to the number of customers, there were 19.9 million customers being served by the DUs in 2018 wherein majority at 91.97% are residential connections, commercial customers at 6.17%, industrial customers at 0.23%, and customers classified as Others accounts for the 1.62%. With an AAGR of 3.86%, customer connections is forecasted to increase from 20.1 million in 2019 to 29.0 million in 2028.

NGCP Grid Operating and Maintenance Program (GOMP) and Weekly Operating Program (WOP) NGCP Grid Operating and Maintenance Program (GOMP) The GOMP of the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) contains the proposed three-year Planned/Maintenance Outages of grid and system operations-monitored power generation facilities (in consultation with the generating companies), information on the schedule of maintenance per unit/power plant as well as the overall weekly reserve profile per year per grid. It also contains the three-year maintenance program of the Transmission facilities of NGCP aligned to the Planned Outage of the power generation facilities. Grid Operating and Maintenance Program (Three-year Planned Outages of Generation Facilities, Transmission Facilities, and Weekly Reserve Profile per grid) NGCP Weekly Grid Operating Program (WOP) WOP, on the other hand, is the weekly seven-day projection on the supply, demand and reserve of the three grids that is posted and regularly updated in the NGCP website. WOP Seven-Day Supply-Demand-Reserve Table with Planned/Unplanned Outage Per Plant Type

Executive Summary The 2019-2028 Distribution Development Plan (DDP) contains the one-page infographic profile of 144 out of 151 Distribution Utilities (DUs), showing the supply- demand outlook and energy requirements for the ten-year planning period. It features the Power Supply Procurement Plan, which contains the proposed schedule for the Competitive Selection Process (CSP) to be conducted by DUs to procure power supply requirements to ensure the continuous provision of electricity supply to the consumers in a least cost-manner as what was mandated by Republic Act No. 9136. For those DUs without schedule for CSP, the power supply deficit in MW shortfall for the corresponding period is indicated. This DDP also featured the 2018 actual number of customers and energy sales per customer class. It also includes comparison using percentage difference of the 2018 projection on number of customers, peak demand, electricity purchased, energy sales and system loss based on the 2018-2027 DDP versus the 2018 actual data based on the 2019-2028 DDP.

Green Energy Auction Program in the Philippines Notice of Auction - Green Energy Auction (GEA) for Renewable Energy (RE) Date of Publication: 09 February 2022, Daily Tribune Pursuant to Section 9.1 of the Department Circular No. DC2021-11-0036 entitled, “Providing the Revised Guidelines for the Green Energy Auction Program in the Philippines”, the DOE shall publish the Notice of Auction on its website and in at least one (1) newspaper of general circulation. Should you have further queries and clarifications, you may contact the Renewable Energy Management Bureau at 8840-2151, 8479-2900 local 415 and/or email us at remb9513@doe.gov.ph.

Energy Utilization Management Bureau Formulates and implements policies, plans, programs and regulations on new energy technologies, alternative fuels and the efficient, economical transformation, marketing and distribution of conventional and renewable energy resources, and ensures efficient and judicious utilization of conventional and renewable energy resources Alternative Fuels and Energy Technology Division Formulating policies, plans, and programs related to alternative fuels and new and advanced energy technologies’ development towards socially and environmentally responsive and effective utilization of energy resources; and Developing and managing the alternative fuels and energy technology program. Energy Efficiency and Conservation Program Management and Technology Promotion Division Evaluating energy efficiency and conservation technologies. Promoting the increased utilization of energy efficient products. Preparing all reports for submission to other government agencies as required by law; and Developing a comprehensive information, education, and communication strategy for public awareness on energy efficiency programs and energy efficient products. Energy Efficiency and Conservation Public Sector Management Division Coordinating with the LGUs and the NEECCO to ensure consistency with the NEECP. Providing technical assistance to LGUs and other government agencies. Enhancing, expanding, and developing the GEMP; and Providing technical support to the IAEECC and acting as its Secretariat. Energy Efficiency and Conservation Performance Regulation and Enforcement Division Spearheading the creation of the NEECD in accordance with the provisions of this Act. Formulating, developing, and updating the MEP, energy labeling, and other programs indicated herein: and Enforcing the programs under this Act and its IRR, such as the MEP and energy labeling.

Electric Power Industry Management Bureau Supervises the implementation of electric power industry restructuring to establish a competitive, market-based environment, and encourage private-sector participation; ensures adequate, efficient and reliable supply of electricity, and formulates plans, programs and strategies relative to rural electrification Power Market Development Division Power Market Research and Development Section EPIRA Monitoring and Coordination Section Power Planning and Development Division Power Development Planning Section Transmission Development Planning Section Missionary Electrification Development Planning Section Rural Electrification Administration and Management Division Rural Electrification Systems Administration Section Rural Electrification Project Management Section Non-electrification Project Management and Administration Section

Implements regional policies, plans, programs, and regulations of the department relating to energy resources exploration and development, its judicious and efficient utilization, ensures adequate, efficient, and reliable supply of electricity and monitors the development in the downstream oil industry, development and utilization of renewable energy (RE) resources such as geothermal, hydro, ocean, biomass, solar, and wind with due regard to the environment and sustainable development in Luzon.

Implement regional policies, plans, programs and regulations of the Department relating to energy resources exploration and development, its judicious and efficient utilization that ensures adequate, efficient, and reliable supply of electricity and monitors the development in the downstream oil industry, development and utilization of the renewable energy resources with due regard to the environment and sustainable development in the Visayas.

The Philippine Energy Labeling Program (PELP) is one of the initiatives of the Department of Energy as part of the enactment of Republic Act 11285, otherwise known as the “Energy Efficiency and Conservation (EE&C) Act”, which was approved on 12 April 2019. The PELP provides for a national labeling system for energy consuming products (ECPs) based on the energy performance of products.

The Department of Energy (DOE) asks for the public’s cooperation to efficiently use electricity in the Luzon grid, especially today, 27 May 2024. This as the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) issued a Red Alert notice from 4:00 PM - 10:00 PM and Yellow Alert from 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM and 10:00 PM - 11:00 PM today. Total capacity on forced outage is 4,281.3 MW while deration amounts to 216 MW.

The initial 98 identified areas have a total of 15,645 households, or equivalent to around 39 percent of the total households in the unserved and underserved areas that may be viable for microgrid systems due to their number, household density, and demand in the said areas.

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The DEPDMS is the EPIMB’s tool for monitoring the performance of the electric power industry participants, and to be used for policy formulation and studies, which include but not limited to the following: Data analysis for evidence-based policy formulation; Conduct of simulations for the assessment of market rules change proposals and other issues related to the power industry; and Generation of regular/periodic reports.

The DOE Electric Power Database Management System (DEPDMS) is a relational and analytical database for the effective and efficient acquisition, warehousing, and management of various data/information related to electric power industry participants, which include generation companies, distribution utilities, retail electricity suppliers, market operator and system operator. It is a combination of computer servers and software (MS SQL and Tableau) which are maintained by PMDD and ITMS.

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Philippine Energy Plan 2020-2040 Overview As the country faces a multi-faceted challenge on its pandemic response programs, amidst the imposed lockdowns on economic activities, the Department of Energy (DOE) is presenting a track to attain an inclusive and equitable economic growth made possible through the provision of secure, sustainable, and resilient energy strategies. The Philippine Energy Plan (PEP) 2020-2040 is the second comprehensive energy blueprint supporting the government’s long-term vision known as Ambisyon Natin 2040. This updated plan, like its predecessor (PEP 2018-2040), reiterates the energy sector’s goal to chart a transformative direction towards attaining a clean energy future. Paving the path of transition into a more sustainable and resilient energy system, the sector’s direction has always been steered by Secretary Alfonso G. Cusi. This is in recognition to the message conveyed by President Rodrigo Roa Duterte of the energy sector requisites – sustainability and availability of energy to wean away from traditional sources and development of alternative ones. To carry out the President’s instructions, the Energy Secretary clearly pointed the transformative changes imperative to align with the Administration’s call. These resulted into policies directed by the Energy Secretary and include, among others, the aggressive Renewable Energy (RE) and Energy Efficiency and Conservation (EEC) institutionalization programs, the moratorium on new coal power projects, a mechanism allowing foreign ownership on large-scale geothermal projects under financial and technical assistance agreement or FTAA, the resumption of indigenous oil and gas exploration, the introduction of liquefied natural gas (LNG) portfolio, establishment of strategic petroleum reserves and exploration of Hydrogen's potential. Having the policies in place, the Energy Secretary reaffirmed the sector’s mindfulness in putting consumers first and that energy must be equitable to all Filipinos. The crafted PEP 2020-2040 is the amalgamation of the envisioned transition and transformation resonated by the Administration. Under its Clean Energy Scenario (CES), the PEP provides for ambitious plans, policies and targets on renewable energy, natural gas, alternative fuels, and energy efficient technologies. To make the country’s low carbon energy transformation a reality, the following goals have been set for the medium to long-term planning horizon: Click to view/download Philippine Energy Plan 2020-2040 Reference Scenario Present development trends and strategies continue; 35.0 percent renewable energy share in the power generation mix by 2040; LNG importation starting 2022; Energy Consumption levels that support an accelerated economic expansion post COVID-19; Current blending schedule for biofuels (2.0 percent biodiesel and 10.0 percent bioethanol) maintained until 2040; 5.0 percent penetration rate of electric vehicles for road transport (motorcycles, cars, jeepneys) by 2040; and Current efforts on EEC as a way of life continues until 2040. Clean Energy Scenario 35.0 percent and 50.0 percent RE share in the power generation mix by 2030 and 2040; 5.0 percent blending for biodiesel starting 2022; 1.5 percent increase in aggregated natural gas consumption from the transport and industry sectors between 2020 and 2040; 10.0 percent penetration rate of electric vehicles for road transport (motorcycles, cars, jeepneys) by 2040; 5.0 percent energy savings on oil products and electricity by 2040; and At least 12.0 percent reduction in the GHG emission for the Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC).

Energy Labeling & Efficiency Standards as of December 2021 Published on: Monday, 24 January 2022 List of Lighting and Appliance Products with approved Energy Label as of December 2021 Room Air Conditioners Room Air Conditioners (Split Type) Refrigerator

OPEN AND COMPETITIVE SELECTION PROCESS (OCSP) Advisory: 3rd Open Competitive Selection Process (OCSP3) Click to view/download attachment: ocsp3-advisory-may-21-2021.pdf

What's New Private Sector - Initiated Power Projects as of August 31, 2022 PUBLISHED ON FRIDAY, 7 OCTOBER 2022 2022 Private Sector Initiated Power Projects (Committed) Luzon Visayas Mindanao Summary of Committed Power Projects as of August 31, 2022 2022 Private Sector Initiated Power Projects (Indicative) Luzon Visayas Mindanao Summary of Indicative Power Projects as of August 31, 2022 List of Existing Power Plants as of August 31, 2022 PUBLISHED ON FRIDAY, 7 OCTOBER 2022 2022 List of Existing Power Plants per Grid Luzon Visayas Mindanao 2022 List of Existing Power Plants in Grid areas for Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao 2022 Installed and Dependable Capacity Mix Luzon Visayas Mindanao Off Grid Luzon Visayas Mindanao Summary Off Grid Luzon Visayas Mindanao Summary Grid and Off Grid List of Companies Issued with Certificate of Endorsement to the Energy Regulatory Commission for Certificate of Compliance (COC) as of September 2022 PUBLISHED ON THURSDAY, 6 OCTOBER 2022 List of Companies Issued with Certificate of Endorsement to the Energy Regulatory Commission for Certificate of Compliance (COC) as of September 2022 List of Companies Issued with Certificate of Endorsement to the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines for Clearance to Undertake System Impact Study as of September 2022 PUBLISHED ON THURSDAY, 6 OCTOBER 2022 List of Companies Issued with Certificate of Endorsement to the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines for Clearance to Undertake System Impact Study as of September 2022 Private Sector - Initiated Power Projects as of July 31, 2022 PUBLISHED ON TUESDAY, 13 SEPTEMBER 2022 2022 Private Sector Initiated Power Projects (Committed) Luzon Visayas Mindanao Summary of Committed Power Projects as of July 31, 2022 2022 Private Sector Initiated Power Projects (Indicative) Luzon Visayas Mindanao Summary of Indicative Power Projects as of July 31, 2022

Implements regional policies, plans, programs and regulations of the department relating to energy resource exploration and development, judicious and efficient utilization of energy resource, ensures adequate, efficient and reliable supply of electricity, and monitors development in the downstream oil industry with due regard to the environment and sustainable energy development in Mindanao

What's New Private Sector - Initiated Power Projects as of August 31, 2022 PUBLISHED ON FRIDAY, 7 OCTOBER 2022 2022 Private Sector Initiated Power Projects (Committed) Luzon Visayas Mindanao Summary of Committed Power Projects as of August 31, 2022 2022 Private Sector Initiated Power Projects (Indicative) Luzon Visayas Mindanao Summary of Indicative Power Projects as of August 31, 2022 List of Existing Power Plants as of August 31, 2022 PUBLISHED ON FRIDAY, 7 OCTOBER 2022 2022 List of Existing Power Plants per Grid Luzon Visayas Mindanao 2022 List of Existing Power Plants in Grid areas for Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao 2022 Installed and Dependable Capacity Mix Luzon Visayas Mindanao Off Grid Luzon Visayas Mindanao Summary Off Grid Luzon Visayas Mindanao Summary Grid and Off Grid List of Companies Issued with Certificate of Endorsement to the Energy Regulatory Commission for Certificate of Compliance (COC) as of September 2022 PUBLISHED ON THURSDAY, 6 OCTOBER 2022 List of Companies Issued with Certificate of Endorsement to the Energy Regulatory Commission for Certificate of Compliance (COC) as of September 2022 List of Companies Issued with Certificate of Endorsement to the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines for Clearance to Undertake System Impact Study as of September 2022 PUBLISHED ON THURSDAY, 6 OCTOBER 2022 List of Companies Issued with Certificate of Endorsement to the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines for Clearance to Undertake System Impact Study as of September 2022 Private Sector - Initiated Power Projects as of July 31, 2022 PUBLISHED ON TUESDAY, 13 SEPTEMBER 2022 2022 Private Sector Initiated Power Projects (Committed) Luzon Visayas Mindanao Summary of Committed Power Projects as of July 31, 2022 2022 Private Sector Initiated Power Projects (Indicative) Luzon Visayas Mindanao Summary of Indicative Power Projects as of July 31, 2022

Plans & Programs A. Supply Base Development Promote Domestic Exploration & Development The DOE continuously support and promote the exploration & development of natural gas in the country. Likewise, “on-site” or small scale power generation using marginal gas fields will be promoted.

What's New RESC Applications as of 30 June 2022 Date Posted: Wednesday, 7 September 2022 Summary of RESC / OC Applications as of June 2022 Date Posted: Wednesday, 7 September 2022 Eligible Renewable Energy (RE) Power Plants for Renewable Portfolio Standards (RPS) Compliance for On-Grid and Off-Grid Areas Date Posted: Wednesday, 7 September 2022 Summary and List of Renewable Energy Plants with COE to ERC for FIT Eligibility Date Posted: Wednesday, 7 September 2022 List of Accredited Biodiesel Producers as of 30 June 2022 Date Posted: Wednesday, 7 September 2022

November 7, 2023 The Department of Energy (DOE) recently released the Invitation to Bid for the conduct of a Competitive Selection Process (CSP) for Microgrid Service Provider (MGSP) for the electrification of initial ninety-eight (98) identified unserved and underserved areas of the country.

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Electric Power Industry Management Bureau Supervises the implementation of electric power industry restructuring to establish a competitive, market-based environment, and encourage private-sector participation; ensures adequate, efficient, and reliable supply of electricity, and formulates plans, programs, and strategies relative to rural electrification Power Market Development Division Power Market Research and Development Section EPIRA Monitoring and Coordination Section Power Planning and Development Division Power Development Planning Section Transmission Development Planning Section Missionary Electrification Development Planning Section Rural Electrification Administration and Management Division Rural Electrification Systems Administration Section Rural Electrification Project Management Section Non-electrification Project Management and Administration Section Power Planning and Development Division Formulates policies, plans, and programs related to generation, transmission, distribution, and supply of electricity and ensures effective implementation thereof. Power Development Planning Prepares and updates annually the Philippine Power Development Plan (PDP). Evaluates individual plans of Generation companies National transmission company or its buyer/concessionaire Distribution utilities Suppliers of electricity; and Other entities engaged in the delivery of electricity services Prepares indicative supply and demand options based on economics and technologies with the view to ensuring greater private sector participation. Undertakes long-term national, regional and sectoral electricity demand forecasts. Ensures sufficient reserve capacities through the formulation of necessary policy recommendations in this regard. Provides power sector inputs to the Philippine Energy Plan (PEP), Regional Energy Plans (REPs), and Sectoral Energy Plans (SEPs). Monitors and assesses system development and performance in the market. Coordinates with various government agencies, electric power industry participants, consumer groups, etc. (e.g., DOF, NEDA, NEA, ERC, NPC, PSALM, TRANSCO, various IPPs, Meralco, ECs) on matters related to the above-enumerated functions. Assists in the PEP, REP, and SEP consultations. Provides secretariat support to various activities relating to the power sector. Performs Ad Hoc functions as may be assigned. Transmission Development Planning Evaluates and recommend approval of the Transmission Development Plan (TDP) of Transco or its buyer/concessionaire. Formulates policy recommendations on transmission expansions. Represents the department in the following: Grid Management Committee (Grid Code) Distribution Management Committee (Distribution Code) Transco Board Technical Working Group NP-Contracts Awards Committee Consolidates regional and sectoral inputs relating to the transmission plan. Monitors and assesses the transmission operations, system development, and performance in the market. Coordinates with various government agencies, electric power industry participants, consumer groups, etc. (e.g., DOF, NEDA, ERC, NPC, PSALM, Transco, various IPPs, Meralco, ECs) on matters related to the above-enumerated functions. Performs Ad Hoc functions as may be assigned. Missionary Electrification Development Planning Evaluates and update annually the Missionary Electrification Development Plan (MEDP). Formulates policy recommendations on the sufficiency of the supply of electricity in off-grid areas. Prepares indicative supply and demand options based on economics and technologies in off-grid areas. Formulates policy recommendations on missionary electrification and off-grid connections. Coordinates the planning of missionary electrification projects. Evaluates the missionary electrification projects of NPC-Small Power Utilities Group (NPC-SPUG) and other parties operating in off-grid areas. Provides power sector inputs to the Philippine Energy Plan (PEP), Regional Energy Plans (REPs), and Sectoral Energy Plans (SEPs). Coordinates with various government agencies, electric power industry participants, consumer groups, etc. (e.g., DOF, NEDA, NEA, ERC, NPC, PSALM, Transco, various IPPs, Meralco, ECs) on matters related to the above-enumerated functions. Provides secretariat support to various activities relating to missionary electrification. Performs Ad Hoc functions as may be assigned. Power Market Development Division Formulates Policies, plans, and programs related to the development of the Philippine power market and ensures the effective and sustainable operation of competitive national and regional electricity markets Power Marketing Research and Development Oversees and implements the Philippine Wholesale electricity spot market (WESM) Formulates policy recommendations relating to sustainable electricity market transformation Evaluates and monitor the performance of the electricity market Undertakes research and studies to further develop and strengthen the Philippine electricity market Implements and facilitates technical assistance projects related to the WESM Represents the department in the ff. inter-agency committees: WESM technical working groups NEDA technical working committees relating to power (NEED BASIS) Provides secretariat support to the WESM technical working groups Coordinates with various government agencies, electric power industry participants, consumer groups, ETC. (E.G., DOF, NEDA, NEA, ERC, NPC, PSALM, TRANSCO, VARIOUS IPPs, MERALCO, ECs) on matters related to the above-enumerated functions Performs AD HOC functions as may be assigned EPIRA Monitoring and Coordination Evaluates and monitor EPIRA implementation and compliance of electric power industry participants (government and private sector entities) Evaluates submissions of various agencies relating to the reportorial requirements of the joint congressional power commission (JCPC) Prepares BI-annual reports to the JCPC on EPIRA implementation and compliance Formulates policy recommendations to ensure effective implementation of the restructuring objectives Implements and facilitates technical assistance projects related to EPIRA Coordinates with various government agencies, electric power industry participants, consumer groups, ETC. (E.G., DOF, NEDA, NEA, ERC, NPC, PSALM, TRANSCO, VARIOUS IPPs, MERALCO, ECs) on matters related to the above-enumerated functions Provides secretariat support to the EPIRA implementation steering committee and JCPC meetings Performs AD HOC functions as may be assigned Rural Electrification Administration and Management Division Formulates policies, plans, and programs related to the department's thrust to total energization of the country and provision of financial benefits to host communities and ensures effective implementation thereof. Rural Electrification Systems Administration Formulates policy recommendations on the rural electrification thrust of the department including the enhancement of private sector participation in off-grid areas. Prepares integrated rural electrification plans and programs including missionary electrification. Assists in the preparation of PDP and MEDP Evaluated the annual distribution plan of the National Electrification Administration (NEA). Undertakes policy research and studies relating to rural electrification. Coordinates with the concerned DOE units in the promotion and implementation of renewable energy projects for rural electrification. Formulates criteria for Qualified Third Parties (QTPs) Coordinates and cooperates with the concerned DOE units in implementing rural electrification nationwide. Performs Ad Hoc functions as may be assigned. Rural Electrification Project Management Oversees the implementation and management of rural electrification/missionary electrification projects funded through Rule 29 of EPIRA Implementing Rules and Regulations (ER 1-94) and DOE electrification budget. Evaluates proposals for electrification projects funded through Rule 29 of EPIRA Implementing Rules and Regulations (ER 1-94) and DOE electrification budget. Conducts technical inspections of all rural electrification projects for funding under ER 1-94 Undertakes Information and Education Campaigns on Rule 29 of EPIRA Implementing Rules and Regulations (ER 1-94) relating to electrification. Coordinates with generation companies and/or energy resource developers for the effective implementation and compliance with Rule 29 of EPIRA Implementing Rules and Regulations (ER 1-94). Coordinates with various government agencies, electric power industry participants, consumer groups, etc. (e.g. NEA, ERC, NPC-SPUG, PSALM, TRANSCO, various IPPs, and their Community Relations (COMRELs) Officers, Meralco, ECs) on matters related to the above-enumerated functions. Performs Ad Hoc functions as may be assigned. Nonelectrification Project Management and Administration Formulates policy recommendations on the implementation of Rule 29 of EPIRA Implementing Rules and Regulations (ER 1-94) relating to developmental, livelihood, watershed management, health, and environmental enhancement projects (Non-Electrification Projects). Oversees the implementation and management of nonelectrification projects. Evaluates proposals for nonelectrification projects funded through Rule 29 of EPIRA Implementing Rules and Regulations (ER 1-94). Conducts technical inspections of all nonelectrification projects for funding under ER 1-94. Undertakes information and education campaigns on Rule 29 of EPIRA Implementing Rules and Regulations (ER 1-94) relating to nonelectrification projects. Provides inputs in the preparation of PEP/PDP. Coordinates with various government agencies, electric power industry participants, consumer groups, etc. (e.g., NEA, ERC, NGOs, Legislators, LGUs, various IPPs and their community relations (COMRELs) Officers, etc.) on matters related to the above-enumerated functions. Performs Ad Hoc functions as may be assigned

Distribution Utility Demand (MW) Energy (MWh) Contract Period DU CSP Stage Date Posted PDF file AEC Supplemental Bid Bulletin Supplemental Bid Bulletin No. 4 13 MW 10 years Supplemental Bid Bulletin November 24, 2021 PDF icon SBB No. 04 AEC-CSP-RPS-2021-01.pdf SOCOTECO II Pre-Bid Conference SOCOTECO II CSP for the procurement of At Least 85,000 MWh Dispatchable Energy 1. 1st Pre-Bid Conference December 15, 2021, 9:00 AM Note: Pre-condition of A.P.O.R. to quarantine policy of L.G.U. 2. Issuance of Bid Bulletin/s, if any January 4, 2022 3. Deadline for Eligibility Requirements and Submission of Bids ("Bid Submission Deadline") January 18, 2022, 9:00 AM via SOCOTECO II Portal At least 85,000 MWh Dispatchable Energy End of Year 2022 assuming ERC approval of the PSA for 15 years from start of commercial operation Pre-Bid Conference November 18, 2021 PDF icon SOCOTECOII CSP INVITATION-FINAL-TPBACv2.pdf SOCOTECO II Invitation to Bid SOCOTECO II CSP for the procurement of At Least 85,000 MWh Dispatchable Energy 1. Invitation to Bid 2. Availability of Documents November 29, 2021 to December 14, 2021 via SOCOTECO II Portal Note: Pre-condition compliance must be submitted and paid 3. Deadline of Submission of Comments and Questions on the Bid December 14, 2021 At least 85,000 MWh Dispatchable Energy End of Year 2022 assuming ERC approval of the PSA for 15 years from start of commercial operation Invitation to Bid November 18, 2021 PDF icon SOCOTECOII CSP INVITATION-FINAL-TPBACv2.pdf DECORP Supplemental Bid Bulletin Supplemental Bid Bulletin No. 1 20 MW 10 years Supplemental Bid Bulletin November 18, 2021 PDF icon decorp-bid-bulletin-csp.pdf AEC Supplemental Bid Bulletin Supplemental Bid Bulletin No. 3 Queries from Potential Bidders addressed by the TPBAC With additional SBB as of 24 November 2021 13 MW 10 years Supplemental Bid Bulletin November 16, 2021 PDF icon Responses to AEC RPS Peaking_BGI Consolidated Comments (No.3).pdf PDF icon Responses to AEC RPS Peaking_BGI Consolidated Comments (No.4) 2021.11.15.pdf PDF icon Responses to PAVI Green_List of Queries_for AEC CSP 11.3.21.pdf PDF icon Responses to SNAP-BI_Comments and Clarifications_11.04.2021.pdf PDF icon SBB No. 03 AEC-CSP-RPS-2021-01.pdf MERALCO Supplemental Bid Bulletin Supplemental Bid Bulletin No. 5 and 6 70 MW 20 years Supplemental Bid Bulletin November 15, 2021 PDF icon MERALCO TPBAC Submission to DOE of BB5and6 70MWCSP-2-27.pdf AEC Supplemental Bid Bulletin Queries from Potential Bidders addressed by the TPBAC 13 MW 10 years Supplemental Bid Bulletin November 10, 2021 PDF icon QUERIES_BGI Consolidated Additional Comments with Responses.pdf PDF icon QUERIES_SNAP-BI additional comments with Responses.pdf QUIRELCO Supplemental Bid Bulletin Supplemental Bid Bulletin No. 12 Detailed Evaluation of Technical and Financial Bids November 5-11, 2021 Issuance of Result of the Detailed Evaluation of Technical and Financial Bids November 12, 2021 Post Qualification of Lowest Calculated Bidder November 15-18, 2021 Issuance of Notice of Award to Winning Bidder November 22, 2021 15 MW 5 years Supplemental Bid Bulletin November 9, 2021 PDF icon SBB No.2021-12.pdf AEC Supplemental Bid Bulletin Supplemental Bid Bulletin No. 2 13 MW 10 years Supplemental Bid Bulletin November 5, 2021 PDF icon SBB No. 02 AEC-CSP-RPS-2021-01.pdf PDF icon 01 AEC-RPS-CSP-TOR (As Amended on 4.Nov_.2021).pdf PDF icon Response to AC Energy 2nd Set of Queries.pdf PDF icon Response to PAVI Green_List of Queries_10.26.21.pdf PDF icon Response to SNAP-BI Queries.pdf MERALCO Supplemental Bid Bulletin Supplemental Bid Bulletin Nos. 3 and 4 70 MW 20 years Supplemental Bid Bulletin November 3, 2021 PDF icon DOE BB3 and BB4_70MWCSP-2-28.pdf

RECLASSIFYING DESIGNATED ESTABLISHMENTS IN THE INDUSTRIAL SECTOR, ADJUSTING THEIR THRESHOLD, AND PROVIDING COMPLIANCE GUIDELINES THEREFOR PURSUANT TO THE ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND CONSERVATION ACT

Prescribing the Guidelines of the Philippine Energy Labeling Program (PELP) for Compliance of Importers, Manufacturers, Distributors and Dealers of Electrical Appliances and other Energy-Consuming Products (ECP)

DC-06-01-1995 PRECRIBING TO MY BIRTHDAY HEHE

An investment is an asset or item acquired to generate income or gain appreciation. Appreciation is the increase in the value of an asset over time. It requires the outlay of a resource today, like time, effort, and money for a greater payoff in the future, generating a profit.

Prescribing the Guidelines of the Philippine Energy Labeling Program (PELP) for Compliance of Importers, Manufacturers, Distributors and Dealers of Electrical Appliances and other Energy-Consuming Products (ECP)

Mandatory Uniform

GUIDELINES ON NOTICES AND REPORTORIAL REQUIREMENTS PURSUANT TO THE DOWNSTREAM OIL INDUSTRY DEREGULATION ACT

regulation on Downstream Oil and Natural Gas

WHEREAS, Section 2 of Republic Act No. (RA) 7638, as amended, otherwise known as the “Department of Energy Act of 1992,” states that it is the policy of the State to ensure a continuous, adequate, reliable, and economic supply of energy through, among others, judicious conservation, renewal, and efficient utilization of energy, to keep pace with the country’s growth and economic development;

Implementation of Property Inventory Management System (PIMS)

PRESCRIBING AMENDMENTS TO DEPARTMENT CIRCULAR NO. DC2020-06-0015, AS AMENDED, OR THE PHILIPPINE ENERGY LABELING PROGRAM (PELP) GUIDELINES