Chel Diokno’s statement can serve as a challenge to communities.
Renewable energy investments are growing, but transmission upgrades and smarter planning will determine whether cheaper and more reliable electricity reaches Filipino consumers and businesses.
The economy grew 2.3% in the second quarter as weaker consumer spending, job losses, slower remittances, and lower public construction weighed on growth.
New pipelines, water sources, and reservoir improvements aim to extend water access and improve supply reliability across Lucena City.
Filipino commuters are still running through rain, heat, and traffic.
Beyond flood fears, the country faces gaps in EV infrastructure.
The projects represent the company’s commitment to restoring customer confidence through tangible improvements on infrastructure.
The relocation program spreads economic activity more evenly across the country.
Mayor Vico Sotto says AI cannot account for all infrastructure factors.
Once completed, it will be capable of holding an additional 670 cubic meters of stormwater.
