In Palawan, like the rest of the Philippines, the standard voltage is 220 volts and the frequency is 60 Hz. Two-pin flat blade attachments and two-pin round plugs are commonly used, so if you’re bringing appliances with electrical current of 110 volts, you’ll need a transformer to use them. One thing to keep in mind when visiting Palawan is that power cuts are common due to the chronic shortage of electricity on the island. However, most hotels, shopping malls, and restaurants are equipped with generators to keep the lights on during these times. It’s important to note that some remote and isolated areas in Palawan may not have access to electricity at all, while others may only have electricity for a few hours a day. Make sure to check with your accommodations or tour operator if you have concerns about electricity availability during your stay in Palawan.