Philippines

Index rank 75

Energy Sustainability Index Rankings

 2010  2011  2012  Trend
Energy Performance  64  52  79 
Energy Security  59  31  52 
Social Equity  74  76  77 
Environmental Impact Mitigation  41  52  78 
       
Contextual Performance  61  53  64 
Political Strength  66  69  74 
Societal Strength  69  70  70 
Economic Strength  44  20  37 
       
Overall Rank  64  57  75 
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Key Metrics

Industrial sector (% of GDP) 31.5
TPEP / TPEC  (net energy importer) 0.38
Emission intensity (kg CO2 per USD) 1.16
Energy affordability (USD per kWh) n.a.
GDP / capita (PPP, USD); GDP Group 3,920 (D)
Energy intensity (million BTU per USD) 0.02
CO2 emissions (metric tons) / capita) 0.86
Population Access to Electricity (%) 89.7
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Index Commentary

The Philippines experience a significant drop by 18 places in the Index due to deteriorations across all dimensions. Energy security drops due to a decrease across all indicators. As only 90% of the population has access to electricity, the Philippines still struggle in social equity. Weak environmental performance is driven by high emissions from electricity and heat generation and poor quality of air and water. Overall, given its energy intensity per capita, the Philippines underperform in mitigating its environmental footprint compared to countries with similar levels of energy intensity. Political and societal strength remain weak, mostly due to low political stability and low control of corruption. The 17 place drop in economic strength is caused by low credit availability.