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| L-R: BatStateU Vice President for Research, Development, and Extension Services and BatStateU LIMA Campus Director Engr. Albertson D. Amante; BatStateU President Dr. Tirso A. Ronquillo; AboitizPower Technical Academy Director Engr. Mayshelle Flores-Rosario; AboitizPower Global Technical Center of Excellence (GTCOE) Senior Manager Engr. Aurelio Uapal Jr. (Image Source: Batangas State University, The National Engineering University) |
With the Philippines’ peak electricity demand projected to more than quadruple by 2050, the country’s energy sector faces a growing challenge: developing the infrastructure, technologies, and engineering expertise needed to meet future power requirements. The Department of Energy (DOE)’s Power Development Plan 2023–2050 projects peak demand to rise from 16,596 megawatts (MW) in 2022 to 68,483 MW by 2050, underscoring the scale of the country’s long-term energy requirements. Meeting this demand will require not only expanded power infrastructure but also continuous technical upskilling, industry-responsive research, and closer collaboration between engineering institutions and energy companies.




















