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AC Energy Holdings Inc., the power generation arm of conglomerate Ayala Corp., has decided to cut the corporate life of the project company for its supposed maiden solar power project after it was shelved.

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                    [Title] => San Carlos Solar Energy taps bridge financing
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San Carlos Solar Energy Inc. (SaCaSol) is set to start commercial operations of the country’s first utility scale 22-megawatt solar power plant in Negros Occidental, a timely move given the country’s critical power situation, company officials yesterday said.

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                    [Title] => BOI okays P2.281-B bioethanol project
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The Board of Investments (BOI) has approved the P2.281-billion bioethanol project of the San Carlos Bio-Energy Inc. (SCBI). SCBI is a joint venture between the National Development Co. (NDC) which owns 40 percent and Bronzeoak Philippines Inc. (BP), which owns 60 percent.


SCBI’s bioethanol project will be located in San Carlos City, Negros Occidental.


Its production capacity is 27.3 million liters per year. Aside from the production of bioethanol, SCBI will also put up a co-generation plant using the waste bagasse to produce eight megawatts of power.


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                    [Title] => NDC embarks on 2nd ethanol project
                    [Summary] => In line with the country’s aim of promoting the development of alternative fuel in view of increasing oil prices, the National Development Co. (NDC) is embarking on a second ethanol project.


The proposed joint venture among NDC, Herminio Teves and Co., and Tao Corp. involves the development and operation of an integrated ethanol plant in Negros Oriental.


Initially, the project company to be formed, Tamlang Valley Agricultural Development Corp., will undertake countryside land lease activities for fuel ethanol production.


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SCBI’s bioethanol project will be located in San Carlos City, Negros Occidental.


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The proposed joint venture among NDC, Herminio Teves and Co., and Tao Corp. involves the development and operation of an integrated ethanol plant in Negros Oriental.


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