Energy Audit Philippines

As the world becomes increasingly focused on sustainability and the need to mitigate climate change, businesses must find ways to manage their energy usage more efficiently. This shift is not only a response to environmental concerns but also to the growing regulatory demands and economic advantages of energy management. In…

Republic Act No. 11285 (RA11285), also known as the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Act, underscores the importance of energy efficiency in achieving sustainability and energy security in the Philippines. To ensure compliance, the law outlines specific prohibited acts and imposes penalties for violations. Understanding these provisions is crucial for businesses…

Complying with the requirements of Republic Act No. 11285 (RA11285), also known as the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Act, is a critical task for Designated Establishments (DEs). The DE Online Submission Portal plays a pivotal role in streamlining the compliance process, allowing businesses to fulfill their obligations efficiently and effectively.…

The transportation sector is one of the largest consumers of energy, primarily relying on fossil fuels that contribute to environmental degradation and climate change. In response, the Philippines has introduced progressive legislation, including the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Act (RA11285) and the Electric Vehicle Industry Development Act (EVIDA), to promote…

In today’s sustainability-focused landscape, tracking and improving energy efficiency is no longer optional—it’s a necessity. For businesses under Republic Act No. 11285 (RA11285), metrics like the Building Energy Index (BEI) and Energy Usage Index (EUI) are crucial tools for evaluating and enhancing energy performance. These indexes provide actionable insights into…

Energy audits are a cornerstone of compliance with Republic Act No. 11285 (RA11285), or the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Act, for Designated Establishments (DEs). These audits, required every three years, are not just regulatory obligations but valuable tools for businesses to uncover inefficiencies, reduce costs, and achieve sustainability goals. This…

As the Philippines advances its energy efficiency goals under Republic Act No. 11285 (RA11285), also known as the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Act, Designated Establishments (DEs) are tasked with implementing robust energy management systems. A cornerstone of compliance is the engagement of qualified energy practitioners. These include Certified Energy Managers…

Under Republic Act No. 11285 (RA11285), also known as the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Act, Designated Establishments (DEs) must submit two critical reports annually: the Annual Energy Efficiency and Conservation Report (AEECR) and the Annual Energy Utilization Report (AEUR). These reports ensure compliance with energy efficiency standards and provide essential…

Energy efficiency is a growing priority for businesses in the Philippines, especially with the updated typology thresholds for Designated Establishments (DEs) under Republic Act No. 11285 (RA11285), or the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Act. These new thresholds redefine how businesses are classified based on their annual energy consumption and set…

The Energy Efficiency and Conservation Act (Republic Act No. 11285 or RA11285) is a landmark legislation in the Philippines aimed at promoting sustainable energy practices. Its provisions are particularly significant for the commercial, industrial, and transport (CIT) sectors, as they account for a substantial portion of the country’s energy consumption.…