The European Union (EU) is poised to sign four agreements worth around €11 million (P671 million) for the use of renewable energy in remote households in the Philippines.
Enrico Strampelli, head of cooperation of the EU Delegation to the Philippines, said the deals would focus on Mindanao.
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