Cebu Provincial Board Member Stanley Caminero calls for review of GSM electric taxi operations, raising questions about environmental impact, regulatory compliance, and political motivations in transport reform.
Globe Telecom secures the ASEAN Energy Award 2025 for its AI-powered building efficiency project, highlighting its leadership in sustainability and digital innovation in the Philippines.
SM Investments Corporation becomes the first conglomerate to complete DOST-PHIVOLCS training on GeoRiskPH platform, enhancing climate and natural hazard resilience across its business units through public-private partnership.
Residents of Barangay Binaliw in Cebu City launch a signature campaign demanding landfill closure and opposing a new waste-to-energy facility, one month after a landslide killed 36 people.
Cebu Vice Governor Glenn Anthony Soco expresses strong support for electric taxi deployment in Metro Cebu, emphasizing environmental benefits and traffic solutions. The Provincial Board prepares to review operations of Vietnam-based GSM under temporary pe
Cebu Vice Governor Glenn Anthony Soco expresses support for GSM's electric taxi operations in Metro Cebu, emphasizing the transition to green technology and improved public transport.
Cebu City inspectors have raised concerns about potential violations at the Monterrazas de Cebu project, including heavy earth-moving and tree removal without permits, following a drone surveillance investigation.
Mayor Teresa Alegado of Consolacion has enforced strict daily waste limits from Cebu City, Mandaue, and Lapu-Lapu at the Asian Energy landfill to prevent overloading and protect local capacity.
Cebu Electricity Rights Advocates call for an integrated infrastructure plan to secure water supply from MCWD and address long-standing sanitation issues in Pasil and SRP.
Archbishop Alberto 'Abet' Uy supports Cebu City's garbage efforts but stresses lasting solutions require changing daily habits, not just machines. He calls it a moral obligation.
Cebu City has achieved a significant waste reduction of 50 tons per day by enforcing stricter segregation and using shredding technology, saving P150,000 daily and promoting a circular economy.
The Philippine Senate has inaugurated a solar-powered electric vehicle charging station within its compound, supporting clean energy and the EVIDA law.
A Cebuano cyclist shares personal experiences with landfill odors in Consolacion and Inayawan, highlighting environmental damage and community opposition to waste disposal practices in Cebu City and province.
A student journalist explores waste-to-energy technology as potential solution to Philippines' mounting garbage problem, comparing international practices with local challenges in Cebu and nationwide.
Mandaue City faces a critical waste disposal crisis, halting operations at Barangay Binaliw landfill. Officials estimate a three-month recovery, urging strict waste segregation to manage 210 tons of daily garbage.
Cebu City faces a severe waste management crisis after Binaliw landfill closure, collecting 500-600 tons daily with no disposal site. Mayors of Talisay and Minglanilla refuse waste, citing environmental risks and Supreme Court rulings.
DENR Secretary Raphael Lotilla plans to petition the Supreme Court to temporarily reopen the closed Inayawan landfill as a transfer facility to address Cebu's urgent garbage disposal issues following a deadly landslide.
The Mandaue City Council unanimously approved a measure allowing temporary garbage disposal in Barangay Garing, Consolacion, after the Binaliw landfill closure due to a trash slide.
Cebu Provincial Government initiates discussions for waste-to-energy facility to address 600-ton daily garbage output, with Governor Baricuatro targeting 2027 operations despite opposition from Cebu City Mayor Archival over environmental concerns.
Cebu Governor Pamela Baricuatro announces the immediate start of a Waste-to-Energy plant process, targeting 2027 operation, following the Binaliw landfill collapse that claimed 37 lives.
Zamboanga City officials led by Mayor Khymer Olaso and Vice Mayor Maria Isabelle Climaco inaugurated the construction of a P79.9 million sanitary landfill cell to enhance solid waste management capacity and environmental compliance.
Clark International Airport Corporation leads as the first gov't agency in Clark Freeport to adopt EVs, supporting EVIDA law and national goals for sustainable transport. Read more.
Davao City Councilor Temujin Ocampo files an ordinance offering tax breaks for EV makers, dealers, and battery recyclers. Learn how this move aims to accelerate the city's green transition.
Cebu Governor Pamela Baricuatro is advancing a PPP waste-to-energy facility in Naga City to tackle the province's garbage problem and prevent flooding. The plan targets RDC 7 endorsement by Q2 2026.
Cebu's Provincial Government will hold a crucial consultation on electric vehicle implementation on Jan 5, 2026. Join the live-stream to shape the province's sustainable transport future.
Driving electric vehicles in New Clark City will be easier as BCDA and ACMobility partner to install EV charging stations. This supports sustainable development goals.
Globe at Home pioneers a green AI home ecosystem in the Philippines with FusionSolar, offering solar power, backup batteries, and energy management to cut electricity bills and ensure uninterrupted connectivity.
Cebu City faces a public health emergency as garbage piles up despite government clean-up efforts. Councilor Garganera warns of irreversible damage without immediate waste management reforms.
A P4-billion waste-to-energy facility in New Clark City will convert 600 tons of daily waste into 12 MW of clean electricity, powering over 10,000 homes and creating hundreds of jobs.
Monterrazas de Cebu strongly denies DENR allegations of cutting 700 trees in Guadalupe development. Developer claims compliance with environmental standards amid flooding controversy.