Yes, there are still significant areas and communities in the Philippines that do not have access to electricity.
The Philippines is home to an estimated 2.7 million households that currently lack access to electricity. The majority of these households reside in rural regions, indicating a substantial electrification gap primarily in remote areas. This situation presents ongoing challenges for achieving universal energy access across the archipelago.
| Aspect of Electrification Gap | Detail |
|---|---|
| Number of Households Affected | 2.7 million |
| Primary Geographic Focus | Rural regions |
Addressing this persistent challenge requires sustained efforts, particularly in the context of rural island electrification, where unique geographical and logistical hurdles often exist.
