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[Title] => Gov’t determined to pursue wholesale electricity spot market
[Summary] => The government is determined to push through with the implementation of the wholesale electricity spot market (WESM) despite concerns of excess capacity in the system.
"WESM implementation will encourage competitive new entrants," Energy Secretary Vincent S. Perez said over the weekend.
Peter Wallace, an economist and president of The Wallace Business Forum Inc., said WESM is too complicated and even sophisticated countries have trouble implementing it.
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[Title] => RP in better shape than US in terms of energy security, says Ricciardone
[Summary] => The Philippines should not worry about energy and oil supply in case war breaks out in the Middle East because it has a better generation mix, US Ambassador to the Philippines Francis Ricciardone Jr. said Thursday.
"The Philippines is … with many coal-fired power plants here today … less dependent of oil than my country is. You have better strategic mix of energy sources," Ricciardone said in a press briefing during a plant visit to Quezon Power Philippines Ltd. (QPPL) two days ago.
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[Title] => Meralco, QPPI renegotiate PPA
[Summary] => MAUBAN, Quezon–The Manila Electric Co. (Meralco) has successfully renegotiated its power purchase agreement (PPA) with Quezon Power Philippines Inc.(QPPI) that will result in a savings of about $50 million (approximately P250 million) or a reduction in PPA cost by 10 centavos per kilowatthour (kWh).
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"WESM implementation will encourage competitive new entrants," Energy Secretary Vincent S. Perez said over the weekend.
Peter Wallace, an economist and president of The Wallace Business Forum Inc., said WESM is too complicated and even sophisticated countries have trouble implementing it.
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"The Philippines is … with many coal-fired power plants here today … less dependent of oil than my country is. You have better strategic mix of energy sources," Ricciardone said in a press briefing during a plant visit to Quezon Power Philippines Ltd. (QPPL) two days ago.
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