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DOE monitoring power situation amid El Niño
March 25, 2024
|The Philippine Star
Following the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration’s recent declaration that the warm and dry season has begun, the Department of Energy (DOE) said the country’s power situation is currently being monitored to ensure energy security.
The DOE said it is “closely” monitoring the integrity and reliability of the grid by consistently updating the power outlook that considers any changes in the operation of power generating units.
Moreover, the DOE is coordinating with government agencies to facilitate “timely approval” of regulatory requirements for the completion of power facilities.
“The summer period exerts significant pressure on electricity demand due to increased cooling needs, leading to peak demand shifts in consumption and infrastructure strain,” Energy Secretary Raphael Lotilla said.
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