Exceed-Green Solutions

20/03/2024

EXCEED-GREEN is a global conglomerate that aims to diversify tasks and responsibilities when it comes to RE Projects. We work together synchronously and logistics-wise to meet our targets. We are a group of RE enthusiasts from different countries. EXCEED-GREEN offers open partnership RE Projects worldwide.

EXCEED-GREEN Industrial Engineering Services is a global professional Renewable Energy Company specializing in power Infrastructure Development, Management and Consultancy. EXCEED-GREEN's mission is to provide the world Sustainable & Affordable Green Electricity with high reliability. Our product an...

20/03/2024

Buckle up... Its high time the country needs to shift to Greener Energy.

Wherever you are in the world, you can help us feed Typhoon Odette victims.Donate via YouTube here: https://bit.ly/TulongTulongSaPagAhonFor more ANC intervie...

20/03/2024

The Department of Energy and the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines consider Cebu a key site for large-generation capacity additions. However, until additional power plants and transmission lines are established, the country's rapid sustained growth hangs in the balance.

https://www.philstar.com/the-freeman/cebu-business/2024/01/31/2329662/energizing-cebu-overcoming-power-challenges #:~:text=Visayas%2C%20particularly%20Cebu%2C%20faces%20a,per%20kWh%20in%20December%202022.

20/03/2024

"I am a strong believer of renewable energy. We have the capability of becoming a renewable energy champion in Asia. Our problem is the red tape. It puts a dampener on the business community's enthusiasm to invest in renewal energy generation." - Senate President MIGZ ZUBIRI

As prices of oil spike and production are choked by war and politics, Senate President Juan Miguel "Migz" Zubiri said fossil-fuel dependent Philippines should tap its large renewable energy potentials, such as solar, hydro and wind, to lower electricity costs and tame inflation.

20/03/2024

POWER DEVELOPMENT PLAN OF THE PHILIPPINES 2009-2030

FOR VISAYAS (only): Visayas energy sales and peak demand are expected to grow much faster than Luzon as shown in Table 2. Based on the growth rate indicated in the table, the grid’s energy sales of 6,565 Gwh in 2008 is expected to increase to 10,601 GWh by 2018, and will reach 19,121 GWh by 2030. Correspondingly, the peak demand will expand from 1,176 MW in 2008 to 1,887 MW by 2018, and increase to 3,404 MW by 2030.

OVERALL, by 2030, the country’s energy sale is projected to increase from 55,417 GWh in 2008 to 86,809 GWh by 2018, up to 149,067 GWh by 2030. These are translated to peak demand from 9,226 MW in 2008 to 14,311 MW by 2018, to about 24,534 MW by 2030.