The Philippines Future Energy Economy

[@BehindAsia]

The Philippines is rapidly advancing its renewable energy industry. Do you think it is doing enough? Let us know down below!

[@hackedagent1008]

I hope so

[@AlexisXavier]

Can you make an episode on geothermal energy here? How likely would it be for us to go 100% renewable energy powered country like Iceland just from geothermal energy?

[@elmernagui744]

yes.. Philippines was the first in asean to install a wind turbine.. ranked no. 23 is a big feat.. and more solar farm and wind turbines are sprouting in Philippines..

[@equipadont]

More than it should be

[@nguyenminhle4389]

@@elmernagui744 Viet Nam have it too before Philippine

[@Quinks29]

Yo pilippines big love from indonesia. Im so glad to hear some informations about filiphine. Next asean super power!!

[@katlognamahiligsahotdog3452]

Nope its indonesia bro🇵🇭❤️🇮🇩

[@Quinks29]

@@katlognamahiligsahotdog3452 together my bro 🫡🇵🇭

[@finrose9094]

Indo is the closest brother of PH in south east asia

[@Quinks29]

@@finrose9094 ya i know philippines when i was kid now im 28 years old. I played DOTA 2 and always meet philippines. Indonesian always support vlogger and youtuber from philippines when they did reaction about our country. I hope one day i can visit manila, malawi, and any. youre country so beautifull. 🫡

[@daigonaticsgulapanatics2556]

@@Quinks29 yeah lets go oke. goods play indo, selamat pagi

[@s.t.santos5928]

The Philippines is in a unique geographical position to harness wind and solar energy and I'm glad it's finally gaining the momentum that it deserves.

[@attilaabonyi8879]

don't forget geothermal

[@s.t.santos5928]

@@attilaabonyi8879 Thanks. Geothermal we've been harnessing for some time already. It's the solar and wind that we seem to be late in coming.

[@attilaabonyi8879]

@@s.t.santos5928 I guess you could say that you guys haven't cought WIND of the situation

[@s.t.santos5928]

@@attilaabonyi8879 ha ha. the current output from wind and solar is too minuscule compared to the potential.

[@attilaabonyi8879]

@@s.t.santos5928 yhea...i was making a joke

[@arielcantal9340]

Philippines is a great country and I believe that they can achieve their goals. They are wonderful people ❣️❣️❣️ love from Papua new guinea...

[@attilaabonyi8879]

hi ! just a curious european citizen,how's life like there?

[@Dirk-kf1xu]

@@attilaabonyi8879 i think his country is next to Indonesia hes not from europe

[@attilaabonyi8879]

@@Dirk-kf1xu i was born in Hungary,pécs and moved with my to sweden

[@attilaabonyi8879]

Sorry meant i moved with my family to sweden

[@Dirk-kf1xu]

@@attilaabonyi8879 ohh my bad i read your comment wrong

[@zhannagnas2583]

Best channel I’ve watched so far when it comes to Philippines economy!

[@zhannagnas2583]

Do you think Philippines will be a developed country in the future?

[@zethcao11]

@@zhannagnas2583 why not, we deserve too, but it depends on the people just the same, if the work hand in hand but there is a problem, Phil is prone to typhoons so we keep on rehabilitating, what is important we eat 3 times a day plus merienda 🤣🤣🤣

[@zhannagnas2583]

@@zethcao11 HAHAHAHAHHA

[@lakbaypinastravelogue3779]

A Mixture of Nuclear and Renewable Energy is the Best among all!

[@569times9]

Well... You know nuclear is not culturally accepted by the Philippines, Like a gmo plant that could stop impoverish blindness was pushed back into obscurity

[@jakealexander6046]

Nuclear power plants produces Nuclear Wastes that needs to be disposed properly else can destroy the environment. Also, proper and accurate management is needed to make sure accidents don’t happen. Do you think the Philippines can manage that? If you do, i hope so too.

[@richardunica3542]

Its being discuss at new york today with bbm and american company

[@superbeef8653]

MAKE THE PHILIPPINES GREAT AGAIN 💖

[@katastrophy9522]

This is wonderful news!

[@cjay9748]

As long as the 60/40 FDI rule in the Constitution is still there, PH won't be leveled up further. That rule is designed only for the oligarchs.

[@AlexisXavier]

Awesome episode

[@midsdejesus8446]

Oh hello...

[@thelightbulb2024]

The energy sector needs more help from the government and the people. The implementing rules need to be mellow down to allow ordinary people to get a hold of renewable energy that is abundant to them example in the coastal areas to use of hydro energy like waves, in the plains the use of solar energy, and the like. Given this type of support will allow people to invest in renewable energy that will help boost the economy and obtain its sustainability.

[@jakealexander6046]

Arroyo has started the Geothermal plant usage during 2007 with Renewable Energy Bill

[@jamesewers1257]

Nice thought but will it ever happen? I don't think the oilarchs will let it happen

[@daigonaticsgulapanatics2556]

@@jamesewers1257 theres a lot of geothermal plant

[@jamesewers1257]

There also diesel electric generation plants

[@jamesewers1257]

Happy that they are trying for change I don't want to be negative any improvement is good!

[@jamesewers1257]

Happy that they are trying for change I don't want to be negative any improvement is good!

[@MrWaterbugdesign]

OK, but there's also the reality that many, maybe most, Filipinos do not have electricity or any kind of vehicle without any means to pay for such things. The Filipinos who have vehicles almost always have small motor bikes which use little gas. Compare that to Americans driving huge SUVs in cities to drive to the mall, go out to eat, or just drive around for fun. In America a single house will have lights on, even in an empty house, heat or AC running, using more electric than many entire villages in PH use. It doesn't surprise me PH is low in greenhouse gas output compared to many countries. This also points out why global warming will continue. Western people will make signs and march against global warming but in no way will ever cut back their contribution to generating the pollution. They just will not accept how severely they would have to cut back. Add to that some countries becoming more wealthy and quickly moving to a Western level if population. China for example 20-30 years ago the streets in cities were full of bikes and today are choked with cars all sitting in traffic jams, engines burning fuel. No way humans will give up any comfort.

[@complutense100]

Power generation in the Philippines is deregulated to the private sector. For as long as the permits remain numerous and complex, it will hinder the growth in power generation investments.

[@dollarjilt1]

Interesting, but the Philippines is NOT reducing its reliance on natural gas for its power sector. It has as many as 8 new liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminals going up, mostly in Batangas province, some 100 miles from Manila. It also has a plethora of new and soon to be built gas-fired power plants, many owned by San Miguel’s power arm. Gas emits at least half of the CO2 as does coal when used for power generation, and these gas plants will be operational for decades. As such, it will prevent or at least hinder the Philippines' net zero carbon emissions by 2050 goal.

[@j.deevlog8957]

Self sufficiency to renewable energy sources is the key. We should not depend on other countries because its expensive and could affect us when global crisis comes. Stop dependency on the world stage and be self sufficient in our energy sources.

[@Aubatron]

Isn't it kind of weird to try transition to renewable energy with a developing nation that does more important than they do exporting? Just never heard of a country doing that as one of their biggest goals before getting out of developing nation status. Not sure how the economics behind that work.

[@ricoaranilla5949]

I think philippines is growing easy this days than before because their are many job going in my province to hire a jobs

[@viskgramms2998]

Our country needs to used, Rain solar Wind and biodegradable material that can produce methane so that we no longer defendant in geothermal

[@juliusbenter2369]

Transition to renewable energy is a must. We need to stop using fossil fuel. And focus on developing technology to harness the power of nature.

[@uriahthehittite2309]

No one in this world will be able to not use fossil fuel permanently, and that is just a given unless by some chance a revolutionary tech is invented to replaced it. All the geothermal plants, solar and wind harness plants and what have you are initially run by "turbine engines" which burn energy to make it run to produce electricity from those sources. It becomes renewable to so speak because you don't need, hopefully, constant use of that fossil fuel to make them run because the energy output of electricity can be stored and reused. Unless, they can change basic design and principles of the combustion engine, then all you have are the pie-in- the sky green and leftists pushing for a fiction not based on facts because of their political narrative to control our way of life. Of course, if these anti-capitalist lefties will have their way we will go back to the stone age and the 15th century. That is how dangerous they are. Nuclear is better, but until they find a way to get rid of its toxic waste after use, then it will be fossil fuel. Reduction of its use is the better way to put it to renew the existing energy already produced.

[@daigonaticsgulapanatics2556]

@@uriahthehittite2309 lets push salt reactors

[@martinharvey9039]

Don't put all you eggs In one basket nuclear still has legs but solar harvesting Is coming and It will be cheap. Just need storage for rainy days. Wind turbines have a short lifespan as do solar panels.

[@bluemagi1656]

Is it true that only 10% Malampaya oil goes to the Philippines, while 90% goes to the corporation running it? What a ripoff if true...

[@emconsolacion7950]

Hydroplant is the best when it comes to renewable, the downstream industry will have a greater impact compared to the other RE

[@blackhole4813]

Yes, but it also takes years to build one. Solar and wind is relatively simpler to install and maintain.

[@emconsolacion7950]

@@blackhole4813 that is true in your assessment , but in the long run still hydro has a greater impact on economy, those two system is only a stop gap for energy

[@jakealexander6046]

@@emconsolacion7950 Hydroplant requires tremendous planning, expertise and lots budget. The Philippines It requires to build dams which will redirect water flow and may cause some rivers to dry. Also the budget would be at around 900 million (Agusan dam’s current day adjusted price) for must 1.6 MW compared to Burgos Wind Farm generating 150MW. Angat Dam only generates .256 MW.

[@emconsolacion7950]

@@jakealexander6046 true, there always an answer to your question , between wind and hydro how about the downstream economy? compare

[@jakealexander6046]

@@emconsolacion7950 yes the maintenance and transmission of wind power may be expensive compared to hydro but dams are more dangerous both with water quality (oxygen levels in water and can kill surrounding plant life), disruptions in water supply( fresh water will need to be maintained in the dam) and destruction of dams can cause massive floods. Plus, you’ll have to study where to place such dams and plan it properly. Our power grid needs more MW right now to take advantage of the growth of the Manufacturing sector and growing cities. We are toe to toe with Vietnam, Cambodia, Malaysia and Indonesia fighting over Foreign investments.

[@joserogercahilig8967]

Let the sun pay your bill that's why the Philippines invest heavily in solar energy

[@marxyoseflugtoo6638]

No please.. we need more nuclear energy... Don't be woke Philippines

[@terrance08]

We should also take into consideration what happened to those countries that embraced renewable energy and have attempted to "drastically" reduce greenhouse gases. Most of them are failing.

[@breahd5283]

Those arent the reason they fell, its much more complicated

[@elmernagui744]

name one country that is failing due to adopting renewable energy????

[@zword1122]

they passed laws that their economy hasnt yet adjusted which is why they fail

[@tandemcharge5114]

Ah yes, because the increase in the amount of source pollutants attributes to failure so we should just ditch renewable energy altogether. This is idiotic

[@WallNutBreaker524]

Considering that our current President Marcos built the first wind farms in ASEAN ( i think? ) And the first wind farms among all regions of the Philippines. Our Renewable Energy future is looking bright. For those idiots who keep using RAPPLER etc as a source to say this is false that Marcos built the Bangui wind farms, I point you too Thinking Pinoys video on it, debunking RAPPLER and others, and proving Marcos did build the Bangui wind farms. I'm too lazy to explain to idiots in this comment.

[@WallNutBreaker524]

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[@this_name_is_not_available6923]

PH shouldn't rely too much on these Renewable energies. It is true that Renewables are clean sources of energy, but compare to the output being produced by coal, oil and nuclear, Renewables will be considered minimal. Look at what is happening to developed countries like US, Germany that is shutting down their coal and nuclear... they are having power crisis. In order to reach a country's maximum industrial potential which the PH aims, there should be a huge amount of power source available. PH is not much contributor to greenhouse/carbon emission unlike US, Germany and China.. its ok for those countries to switch to renewable because they are the main contributor plus they dont usually experience strong killer typhoons. Best solution for PH is to use nuclear power as main source since it is clean compare to coal... while building renewables and slowly decommissioning coal and oil as standby power sources.

[@569times9]

Our nuclear power plant was shut down from fear it would blow up like chernobyl, We just hate having good things that seem bad at first glance but is actually good

[@tandemcharge5114]

@@569times9 It was shut down because of so many cut corners in its design, materials and bypassed checklists that any accident with its operation will make Chernobyl look like a fucking joke

[@gabri_19]

Nah the difference is that those developed countries are putting down their existing energy sources to build renewable energy and it costs them alot while the Philippines is building more i mean adding up its energy sources using renewable energy…

[@melaniussumadic1759]

Yes their are places in Philippine some where the end of Palawan where during high tide and low tide,only one way turbine we can create electricity with out using fossil fuel only grease for water sealed bearings.Almighty Lord bless engineers who could create the impossible for others.

[@eduardoquiban947]

PHILIPPINES WILL NOT LOSE HIS ENERGY FOREVER, 40 TRILLIONS OF GOLD, 1.5 TRILLIONS OF OIL 2 TRILLIONS OF GOLD MINES, DETERIUM 6 TRILLIONS DOLLARS

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[@terrance08]

That's mildly inappropriate.

[@Radish.com.0]

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[@this_name_is_not_available6923]

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[@rommeldc4787]

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