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“With the issuance of the certificate of compliance, the facility can now commence commercial operations,” PGEC Assistant Vice President Dave Gadiano said.
TOP Line Business Development Corp. said on Wednesday that it had signed a memorandum of understanding with Jigowatts Inc., a Japan-based electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions company, to explore the installation and deployment of charging stations.
THE Department of Energy (DOE) is seeking a P5.58-billion budget for 2027, up nearly 26 percent from this year, to fund energy resource surveys, mobile power systems, and digitalization projects.
By: Ed Paolo
MANILA, Philippines — The National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) on Thursday said that it may again implement rotating brownouts in the Visayas because of the current lack of power supply.
ACEN Corp. on Thursday said that it had approved the dissolution of 12 subsidiaries as well as the sale of three other units to a joint venture platform as part of a streamlining effort.
LIPA, Batangas — The Philippines may need about $60 billion in investments to explore and fully tap its estimated 2,100 megawatts (MW) of undeveloped geothermal resources, Energy Secretary Sharon Garin told reporters at the Philippine International Geothermal Conference held here Thursday.
By: Ed Paolo Salting
MANILA, Philippines — Fuel prices are once again estimated to go up next week due to the recent tensions in the Middle East and in Russia, local oil industry sources said on Friday.
MANILA, Philippines — The National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) issued red and yellow alerts for Visayas and Mindanao as power plants continued to be unavailable amid the high demand.
ACEN Corp. on Friday said that it had lent a combined P9.24 billion to two business units to help fund construction of energy-related projects.
MOTORISTS are in for a big spike in fuel prices next week, as the global oil market continues to react to mounting tensions in the Middle East and Russia, local oil industry sources said on Friday.
