Energy Business Review: The Philippines is planning to double its renewable energy capacity in 10 years after the government approved rules, which are covering the implementation of the Renewable Energy Act (Republic Act 9513). The country is expected to generate around 4,531 MW from geothermal energy; 13,097 MW from hydropower, 5.1 kilowatt hours per square meter a day from solar, 76,600 MW from wind, and 170,000 MW from oceanic waves. U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Secretary Angelo T. Reyes said that in a …