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The Ayala-led ACEN Corp. is looking to kick-start the operations of at least 700 megawatts (MW) worth of solar and wind projects this year. In a report by BusinessWorld, ACEN president and
The Manila Electric Co. (MERALCO), through its subsidiary Spectrum, has launched a 98.28 kilowatt-peak (kWp) solar rooftop facility of North Bound Infinity Real Estate Development, Inc. in Bulacan province. The solar project
Villar-led PAVI Green Renewable Energy Inc. is looking to kickstart commercial operations of at least three utility-scale solar farms next year to help augment power supply in Luzon, especially during the summer
Alternergy Holdings Corporation is looking to add 1.4 gigawatts (GW) of renewable energy to its portfolio in the next five years using its “triple play” strategy, its top official said. In a
Ayala-led ACEN Corporation’s 720-megawatt (MW) New England solar farm, one of its first renewable projects in Australia, is on track for commercial operations next year. In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock
The Institute for Climate and Sustainable Cities (ICSC) said that the Philippines needs to go for a more “distributed” power generation, which involves constructing more solar power plants while swaying away from
China has expressed its willingness to assist the Philippines to improve its energy sector through advanced yet cheaper technology, a visiting high official said. In a report by CNN Philippines, the Minister
ACEN Corp.’s subsidiary ACEN Australia has secured an AUD 100 million (around $69 US dollars) green loan from the DBS Bank of Australia to partially fund its renewable energy ventures in Australia.
Solar Philippines Nueva Ecija Corporation (SPNEC) is looking to secure at least 2500 hectares of land to expand its 500-megawatt (MW) flagship project by 3.5 gigawatts (GW). In its disclosure to the
Power distributor giant Manila Electric Co. (MERALCO) is seeking challengers for Solar Philippines’ unsolicited proposal covering 200 megawatts (MW) worth of baseload supply beginning 2024. Solar Philippines’ unit Solar Philippines Batangas Baseload
