A new global survey indicates that energy concerns may prompt a large share of business executives to consider relocating operations overseas. The study, commissioned by E3G, the We Mean Business Coalition, and the Global Renewables Alliance, says the Philippines’ dependence on imported fossil fuels continues to leave businesses exposed to repeated energy shocks and risks related to power stability. One outlet reports that nearly eight in 10 Filipino business leaders are considering exiting the Philippines due to these energy-related concerns. Another report cites a higher figure, stating that 92% of surveyed business leaders express similar worries about the local energy situation. The survey is framed around the impact of ongoing exposure to external fuel and energy price volatility, alongside concerns about reliability of power supply. While the exact figures differ between the two reports, both present the same overall finding: many business executives view energy risks as a factor that could influence where they operate. The results point to increasing attention on energy security and the potential role of cleaner or more resilient power systems, though the survey emphasizes business relocation considerations rather than specific policy actions.