The government has developed around 3,000 solar-powered irrigation systems since 2022 to help improve water availability for farmers throughout the Philippines.
Leyte farmers may benefit from reduced production costs and steadier irrigation following the completion of a solar-powered pumping system in their community.
Irrigation improvements, climate-resilient seeds and updated planting schedules are among the DA's measures to protect agricultural production in Ilocos Region.
The NIA is combining irrigation improvements with livelihood assistance to increase farm productivity and expand income opportunities in rural communities.
Geothermal energy is expected to play an important role in the Philippines’ renewable transition, supported by a PHP10.7 billion facility aimed at sector development.
Farmland protection is becoming an important part of solar expansion as the DA and DOE coordinate on clearer boundaries for agricultural and energy land use.