The use of fossil fuels within the energy sector has presented numerous implications, affecting not only our ecosystems but also the health of citizens and the sustainability of our shared future.

While Negros Occidental continues to face impending climate and energy challenges, we can work with the status quo and forge a new pathway for more energy security through a just renewable energy transition.

The idea of renewable energy is not unfamiliar to Negrosanons, yet as fossil fuels continue to persevere, let us open our community to better and renewable energy sources and technologies already used Negros Occidental such as Solar Power, Wind Power, Rooftop Solar Photovoltaic Systems (PV) with Intelligent Hybrid Inverters, Hydro Power, Waste to Energy/Biomass, Battery Energy Storage System (BESS), Combined Heat Power (CHP) and Microgrid according to the Provincial Power Sector – Study Group (PPS-SG) NOPSAS Report (2022). *