PEP 2023-2050 Vol. III Section C Part 1: Energy Infrastructure Resiliency — Policy Initiatives and Roadmap (pp. 24-32)

Status: operative
Confidence: high
Effective date: 2023

Source: raw/_pdf/planning-docs/pep-2023-2050-vol3.pdf, pp. 24–32 (PDF pp. 31–39)

Coverage

Context and costs of disaster damage to energy infrastructure; policy framework (PDP Ch.15, NCCAP, NDRRMP, NSP, NCSP); Supplemental ERP (DC 2022-06-0028); Energy Resiliency Roadmap 2023-2028 (19 Outcomes overview); Outcomes 4–9 detail (ERAFM, RCP Assessment, ERS scorecard, EDIMS, ERMS, microgrid/islanding, climate finance).

Key Facts Extracted

EC damages 2014-2020: PhP 6.55 billion; Typhoon Odette 2021: PhP 283M; Karding+Paeng 2022: PhP 226M
ERC Force Majeure CAPEX applications 2008-2023: >PhP 10 billion
Economic cost of 1 kWh disruption: PhP 247
Supplemental ERP: DC 2022-06-0028 (24 Jun 2022); supplements DC2018-01-0001
TFER: two Task Groups — Power; Oil and Gas; EREA awards for RCP compliance
Energy Resiliency Roadmap: 19 Outcomes; 14 with 22 outputs 2023-2028
RCP Assessment: 161 submissions 2018-2021; ECs lowest; upstream oil 2/19; downstream oil 16/20
ERS: 3-phase development; DU consultation Feb 2023; genco/NGCP Apr 2023
EDIMS: 2 modules (Hazard Map + TFER Monitoring Dashboard); partnership with DOST-PHIVOLCS; in ISSP 2024-2026
Climate finance: GCF, GEF, AF, CTCN, LDF + PPPs; DOE + CCC collaboration

Pages Created/Updated

concepts/energy-resiliency-framework.md — new (full framework: Supplemental ERP, TFER, Roadmap 2023-2028, Outcomes 4-9 programs)
meta/entities.md — added NDRRMC, DOST-PHIVOLCS, TFER, IECC, NREL, USAID-ESP

Raw extraction: pdftotext output