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The Department of Energy (DOE) has condemned the New People’s Army’s (NPA) attack on the Pulanai Hydroelectric Power Plant in Bukidnon on Saturday. “This attack is totally unwarranted considering that it is
The Indigenous People (IP) of La Trinidad Organization (LTIPO) has approved Hedcor Inc.’s 19-megawatt (MW) Bineng Combined Hydropower Project in Benguet. Aboitiz Power Corp.’s unit Hedcor said in a statement that they
The Philippine National Oil Company – Renewables Corp (PNOC-RC) has chosen the H&WB Asia Pacific (Pte. Ltd) Corp and French partner Sabella SaS to build the first ocean power plant in the
The Aboitiz Power Corporation has inked an additional five megawatts (MW) of clean energy to the Zamboanga Del Norte Electric Cooperative through the Manolo Fortich hydropower facility in Bukidnon. The power company
AC Energy Holdings Inc. will set aside its hydropower projects and will focus on renewable energy (RE) developments in more advanced stages after selling all its interests in three hydropower companies. The power
The Manila Electric Co. (Meralco) and Repower Energy Development Corporation (REDC) kick-started the construction of the 10.6 megawatt (MW) hydropower project in Bukidnon. The project marks Meralco’s entry to the renewable energy
Hedcor Inc. has inked a power supply deal with the Bukidnon Second Electric Cooperative Inc. (BUSECO) that will take effect upon the completion of its 68.8 megawatt (MW) Manolo Fortich hydropower facility
The Manila Electric Co. (MERALCO) is set to enter the hydropower sector after inking a partnership with Blue Energy Holdings and Management Corp. In a disclosure, Meralco said it signed a joint
Angat Hydropower Corp. (AHC) and Korea Water Resources Corp. (K-Water) have signed a memorandum of agreement (MOA) with the Dumagats tribe following the consent secured from the indigenous peoples (IPs), the National
Hedcor Inc. is raising the capacity of its Bineng run-of-river hydropower plants in La Trinidad, Benguet to 19 megawatts (MW). The former 5.48-MW Bineng plant is composed of Bineng 1, Bineng 2,
