1.) This research includes employing microbial fuel cells to generate electricity from plant crops, which is a sustainable and possibly clean energy source that addresses the 7th SDG, Affordable and Clean Energy. This also addressed one of the 17 SDGs, Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure, because the use of new technology for electricity production, such as Plant Microbial Fuel Cells (P-MFC), contributes to developments in sustainable infrastructure and technology. It also involves another SDG, Climate Action; by investigating alternate and sustainable energy generation methods, this initiative may aid in mitigating climate change by lowering greenhouse gas emissions connected with current energy sources. 2.) Yes, we find their project useful. Thestudy did not only answer and satisfy one of the 17 target Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) which is Affordable and Clean Energy but also answered one of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) research thrust here in the Philippines which is Sustainable Environment and Natural Resources. The Chapter IV and Chapter V of the study proved its success in producing clean energy from the plant microbial fuel cell applied in the ginger plant crops. The Chapters IV and V of the study also stated that the system built around the crop showed no harm on the plant and instead promoted the its metabolic processes, resulting in a much greener and sturdier plant. These resultsprove the usefulness and relevance of their project to our country, especially to the agricultural sectors of our nation. Their project did notonly help provide affordable and clean energy to our farmers, but also enhanced their ginger plant crops, allowing for a more efficient and sustainable production. 3.) The parts of SIP in their manuscript involves: The title of the project, the names of the researchers, their school, and the date of submission are all included on the title page. An abstract as a brief description of the research project's aims, methodologies, significant results, and conclusions. Background information, the motivation for the investigation, and the research question or hypothesis are all included in the introduction. Methodology as a more details of the research methodologies and procedures. This covers data collection methods, experiments, materials utilised, and anystatistical analysis. Results and Discussion is a summary of the research findings. Tables, graphs, charts, or photos are frequently used to illustrate data. The outcomes must be described objectively. Lastly the recommendation and references for future researcher and credits. 4.) The rationale of the study was first formulated by identifying an issue present within the countrythat needs to be justified, which is the lack of mechanization and power use in Filipino agriculture, which results in lower agricultural output, which was made concrete and strengthened by citing an article published by Alave (2020) and also citing a statistic from Statsta Research Department (2012). These issues were also made worse by the COVID-19pandemic, especially in rural regions. The rationale goes on to discuss sustainable energy options, notably plant microbial fuel cells (PMFC), and includes pertinent research on employing PMFC with crops like rice. The possibility of PMFC enhancing agricultural production is linked to ginger farming, which is popular among Filipino smallholder farmers. In simpler terms, the rationale was formulated and structured by first providing and identifying a need for the study, then made concrete by citing related literature, then followed by the hypothesis/objectives. 5.) The statement of the problem of the study begins with a general summary of the study's goal, which is to create an energy system using microbial fuel cells to produce green energy from crops of the ginger plant. After this brief introduction,the issue statement outlines a number of particular researchquestions that the study seeks to address. Each query focuses on a distinct area of the research, such as the success of the Plant Microbial Fuel Cell in terms of electric potential, plant growth, and voltage output. These questions are arranged in a systematic manner. The statement of the problem finishes by presenting queries regarding probable variations in voltage generation depending on variables like the time of day and the number of days that have passed, and it makes a suggestion about looking into trends in gathered data. The subproblems of the statement of the problem of the study also showed an input- output pattern. 6.)Mri re eee ere Toe Pn one er eed cae ee pie rete ere en 1.1.1 Voltage Produced erred eee ear 1.2.2 Color of Plant eee ee ee oe Peper Ont eta Microbial Fue! Cell growing Ginger (Zingiber ee retard eee eer ered Preeti) Pee er tay Petre teN] re oe Pere Oar urea s Microbial Fuel Cell growing Ginger (Zingiber eto eet ete eee od 3.1 Day 1 Pete! cere ere) pers Wirt garrett ce cnr cad Cu ant Pee pes Peppa EDEL eats eee How data was gathered to answer the problem, the data gathered, and the errata ric) prototype's electrical wirings to assure the maximum efficacy ert enero growing Ginger in power generation. Comrie ny rey See eer ae ett Peeve ce En performances will be used in a series of schedules (3 testing ero) Sor cy Voltage Produced (Electrical Potential of the Prototype) and its eset Cerro eet ‘Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) was also used in the study.7.) Yes, it is ethical since they assure that ginger plant growing for powet generation does not hurt the environment or deplete natural resources. Evaluate the project's total environmental effect, including land use, water use, and potential soil damage. Also in terms of ecological and biodiversity effect. They have also assessed how the initiative helps the local community. They have also assessed the handling of ginger plants utilised in the project. Maintain sustainable harvesting practises while minimising plant injury. And the ginger plant treatment utilised in the project. Maintain sustainable harvesting practises while minimising plant injury.