Energy

PSFI empowers communities by granting them access to affordable, cleaner, and more efficient energy solutions. It prioritizes serving communities in remote areas with the SINAG project in alignment with SDG 7: Affordable and Clean Energy.

Energy

PSFI empowers communities by granting them access to affordable, cleaner, and more efficient energy solutions. It prioritizes serving communities in remote areas with the SINAG project in alignment with SDG 7: Affordable and Clean Energy.

2023 at a Glance

Transformation Stories

● Chita Gonzales — President of the Baras Electric Solar Association (BESA), Palawan

Save, Invest, Nurture Access to Green Energy and Technologies (SINAG) Project

Powered by Shell’s global Access to Energy (A2E) initiative, the SINAG Project was initiated to help provide clean, reliable, and affordable energy to underserved locales. The program uses an innovative approach, employing a mix of solar, hydro, wind, and diesel generators to create microgrids—compact, self-sufficient energy-generating systems that supply power to remote communities and improve overall living conditions.

As part of the program’s engagement activities in 2023, SINAG held capacity-building trainings and the EA Summit for its seven Electrical Associations (EAs). Six EAs, represented by 67 individuals, completed the capacity-building training.

Electric Association (EA) Summit 2023

The EA Summit is an integral component of SINAG. This activity aims to formulate a 5-Year Sustainability Plan for the seven SINAG sites in Palawan, showcasing a forward-thinking approach to energy resource stewardship. 35 delegates from six EAs attended the event, which featured presentations from distinguished speakers like Mr. Clifford A. Canilla from the Cooperative Development Authority (CDA) Palawan.