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Showing 1–5 of 5 articles for “data centers”

Power Wheeling and Open Access for Data Centers in the Philippines

Power wheeling lets Philippine data centers choose their electricity supplier using transmission and distribution wires. Here is how open access works under EPIRA.

Power Supply Agreement Philippines: How Data Centers Secure Electricity

A power supply agreement in the Philippines sits within the Electric Power Industry Reform Act framework. Here is how supply, open access, and ERC rules work.

Can a Foreigner Own a Data Center in the Philippines? The Public Services Act Answer

Yes — foreign ownership of a data center in the Philippines is generally allowed because data centers are not classified as public utilities under the Public Services Act.

Data Center Investment in the Philippines: A Guide for Foreign Operators

Planning data center investment in the Philippines as a foreign operator? Learn how the Public Service Act, as amended, treats data centers and connectivity.

DICT Data Center Regulations in the Philippines: What R.A. 10844 Says

What DICT rules apply to data centers and cloud infrastructure in the Philippines? Learn the DICT's mandate over ICT infrastructure and critical systems.