Energy management principles:
Market Development and
Institutional Support Mechanism:
Develop policies and monitor compliance
on:
• WESM Design Improvements/NMMS
• Appoint Independent Market Operator
(IMO)
• Privatization of NPC assets
• policy for Embedded Generators
• Establishment of Mindanao Electricity
Market
• Develop Roadmap, Policy Utilization for
Smart Grid and other technologies
• Renewable Energy Market (in line with
RPS implementation)
• Reserve/Energy Market Co-optimization
• Demand Bidding in the WESM
• Forwards Market/Financial Transmission
Rights/Day-ahead market/Derivatives
Market
• Continue policy development to enhance Electricity Market
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National policy structure:
[...] the distribution sector shall move
towards the transformation of its current system
and infrastructure to an energy-resilient one by
implementing enabling resiliency policies.
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Establish a coordinated monitoring strategy to
ensure the attainment of 90 percent household
electrification by 2017. One of the strategies is the
provision of a monthly accomplishment report to
keep track of program (including sub-program)
accomplishments vs. targets.
Issue a policy on the definition of electricity access
to clarify issues and concerns on the definition
of energized/electrified households in grid area
and in off-grid areas.
Energy institutional structures:
Institutional cooperation among DOE, NEA and NPC
will also be strengthened to ensure the expeditious
formulation of policies and maximization of
their individual and interdependent roles in
assisting Electric Cooperatives during power
supply contracting especially in the conduct of
Competitive Selection Process (CSP), improving
SPUG power system facilities and associated
delivery systems and bringing the operations in
missionary areas to commercial viability levels.
M&E of policy implementation:
The DOE has initiated and will continue to conduct
its daily monitoring of power situation along
with regular performance assessment of power
generation companies to determine and remove
bottlenecks and inefficiencies in their operations.
This will serve as the basis for benchmarking
and identification of appropriate policies for the
generation sector.
Statistics collection and management:
Among others, the priorities are: [...] 3) establishment and
maintenance of the DOE’s Electric Power Database
Management Systems that would support the
various policy initiatives providing analysis and
numerical basis;
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Throughout the succeeding years, a Missionary
Electrification Database System will be
implemented that will include, among others,
information from the reportorial requirements of
ECs and Generation Companies as well as relevant
data from NPC and NEA.
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Establish an efficient monitoring system such as:
1) household electrification information system
(HEIS) that will address potential duplication of
beneficiaries and 2) nationwide off-grid database
that will serve as baseline and target of all off-grid
electrification program of the Government.