Globe Ready for National Energy Emergency

In light of the recent declaration placing the country under a State of National Energy Emergency, Globe assured its customers that its services will continue without disruption and as close to normal as possible.

Globe is strengthening its energy management approach through efficiency measures and increased use of renewable energy to diversify its power sources. (Photo: PR Newswire)

The company has activated its business continuity plan (BCP) to ensure that its network remains stable and operational amid concerns over fuel supply and energy availability.

Under the BCP, the company will implement the following initiatives:

1. Expanded work-from-home arrangements for all Globe employees, except those in critical roles such as network and IT operations, retail stores and other sales channels, customer service, and network security.

   
   

   Other energy-saving measures have also been introduced, including limits on travel, carpooling, and new incentives for electric vehicle (EV) use. 

2. Prioritization of network fuel and energy requirements to ensure uninterrupted operations. Globe is working closely with partners to ensure that generators across its cell sites have sufficient fuel supply in case of commercial power interruptions.

   
   

   Battery runtime management is also in place to address scenarios where both grid power and generator support may be affected. 

Globe is strengthening its energy management approach through efficiency measures and increased use of renewable energy to diversify its power sources.

Currently, approximately 30% of Globe’s network runs on renewable energy.

The company also continues to deploy energy-efficient technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI) solutions that help optimize energy consumption across its sites.

Globe remains focused on maintaining reliable service while strengthening its operational resilience and energy strategy in response to volatile geopolitical and energy conditions.