Sa section 11 inaadress dito yung the development of the transmission and

distribution systems. Ito ay mahalaga dahil ineemphasize dito yung

integration at accommodation ng renewable energy sources into these
systems, upang matiyak ang kanilang maaasahang at epektibong
operasyon para sa mas malawakang paggamit ng renewable energy.

Sa section 12 mahalaga ito dahil ineemphasize dito ang promotion of

renewable energy systems sa mga remote or off-grid locations, at may
goal na einsure yung energy security, sustainability, at magkaroon ng
access sa mga reliable power sources for socio-economic development.

Sa Seksyon 13, itinutukoy ang Bahagi ng Pamahalaan. Essentially ito dahil

tumutukoy ito sa percentage of the net income sa mga proyektong
renewable energy na ibinibigay sa pamahalaan, na layuning kumita ng
pondo para sa lokal na komunidad at para ma promote ang renewable
energy development sa bansa.

Section 14 focuses on Compliance with Environmental Regulations. dito

ang lahat daw ng proyektong renewable energy ay dapat sumunod sa mga
batas at regulasyon sa kalikasan upang matiyak ang pag unlad. and
maintenance are conducted in an environmentally responsible manner para
bawasan ang negatibong epekto sa kalikasan at komunidad.

Sa Section na ito ang pangunahing ano niya ay ang pag bigay ng iba't-
ibang insentibo, tulad ng mga insentibo sa pananalapi at iba pang
benepisyo. Layunin nito ang mapalakas ang paglago at pag-angkop ng
malinis at matatag na mapagkukunan ng enerhiya.

A- it focuses on promoting the development, utilization, and commercialization of renewable

energy sources in the Philippines.

B - provides for the duty-free importation of machinery, equipment, and materials used in the
generation of renewable energy

C - grants special real property tax rates to machinery and equipment. Providing incentives and
reducing taxation burdens on renewable energy projects in the Philippines.
Based on the information provided, Section 16 states that for renewable energy developers,
obtaining an Environmental Compliance Certificate (ECC) from the regional office of the

Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) is sufficient, bypassing certain

requirements outlined in Section 17 (b) (3) (iii) of Republic Act No. 7160.

This section states that electricity produced by Renewable Energy Sources (RES) for the

generator's own use or for distributing freely in off-grid areas is not required to pay the
universal charge as outlined in Section 34 of Republic Act No. 9136.

This section allows renewable energy developers utilizing intermittent resources to choose to

pay transmission and wheeling charges based on a per kilowatt-hour rate equivalent to the
average rate of all electricity transmitted through the grid, as opposed to a fixed fee.

This section states that registered Renewable Energy (RE) Developers using hybrid and

cogeneration systems that combine both renewable and conventional energy sources can avail
tax exemptions and incentives only for the equipment, machinery, and devices using renewable

energy resources, as outlined in Section 15 of the Act.

This section outlines that TRANSCO or its successors will determine the maximum allowable
penetration of intermittent Renewable Energy (RE) power plants on the grid through analysis

and stakeholder input. Registered intermittent RE generators will be dispatched based on

available energy, with priority given to them, and any rules inhibiting their dispatch will be

adjusted to accommodate them. The Philippine Electricity Market Corporation (PEMC) and
TRANSCO will improve system safety and reliability for these intermittent RE resources. The

section defines "RE generating unit with intermittent RE resources" as a unit or group connected
at a common point, relying on location-specific, unpredictable RE sources like wind, solar, hydro,
or ocean energy, resulting in variable and irregular energy generation due to uncontrollable
resource availability.