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The Manila Electric Co. (Meralco) switched on its high-tech substation, dedicated to cater to the energy demands of locators at Robinsons Land Corporation’s Bridgetowne IT Park and Township. According to an Inquirer
Alsons Power Group recently launched the second 105 MW coal fired power generator of its unit, Sarangani Energy Corp. (SEC), and announced the beginning of construction of its P4.5-B, 14.5 MW Siguil
Chevron Corporation is formally seeking ‘right of first refusal’ from energy partners Shell Philippines Exploration B.V. (SPEX) and Philippine National Oil Company-Exploration Corporation (PNOC-EC) following the buyout offer presented by the Udenna
The Institute for Climate and Sustainable Cities (ICSC) supported the energy department’s call for Meralco to be more transparent and flexible in the energy bidding requirements per competitive selection process (CSP). “In
The Matinloc and Nido oilfields in northwest Palawan, the first two Philippine oilfields, ceased production after four decades of operations. Matinloc and Nido were able to generate 18.9 million barrels of oil
The Iloilo City government conveyed that Panay Electric Co. (PECO) needed to settle P90-M worth of unpaid real-estate taxes before it can renew its business permit. City government’s Business Permits and Licensing
The Philippine National Oil Company (PNOC) is in initial discussions with foreign firms for the targeted setting up of a “strategic reserve” that will act as the country’s oil reservoir in case
MORE Electric and Power Corp. (MEPC) allotted P1.7 B to modernize electricity distribution facilities in Iloilo City for the next three years. MEPC President Roel Castro stated in a BusinessMirror report that
Iloilo City mayor Jerry Treñas called out the Panay Electric Company Inc. (PECO) amid complaints of fire and power outages in the city. Treñas confirmed in a DailyGuardian report that he wrote
Basic Energy Corporation recently expressed its interest to establish a 40 to 50 MW wind farm in Luzon, the cost of construction amounting to approximately $1.5-M per MW. According to the Manila
