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Pioneer incentives eyed for waste-to-energy projects
Business World Philippines
|October 20, 2025
THE DEPARTMENT of Energy (DoE) is looking to grant incentives for pioneering waste-to-energy (WTE) projects, including exemptions from the competitive selection process (CSP) and priority dispatch on the spot market.
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In a draft circular, the DoE is proposing that pioneer WTE projects be exempt from CSP regardless of capacity. The CSP policy requires distribution utilities to procure power through a transparent and competitive bidding process at a least-cost basis.
Pioneer WTE projects are also under consideration for priority dispatch in the Wholesale Electricity Spot Market (WESM), the trading floor where power distributors procure their supply when their long-term power supply deals are not sufficient to meet their requirements.
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