Total energy consumption in the Philippines in 1995 is estimated to be about 32.45 million tons oil equivalent (MTOE) in which share of biomass is about 11.5 MTOE or 35.45%. Shares of wood fuel, agricultural residues and charcoal in the total biomass use for energy were 57%, 39% and 0.04 %, respectively. Only about 20% of the potentially available biomass as a source of energy were used in 1995. Most of the biomass consumption (about 69%) were in the residential sector with cook stoves as the major end user.