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[Title] => Capitan Martin Borinaga, Pilar, Camotes
[Summary] => Martin was the son of Solferino Borinaga, the legendary founder of the town of Pilar, Camotes. Her wife's name was Alejandra.
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[Title] => Geothermal explorations ongoing in the Visayas
[Summary] => CEBU CITY — The government is exploring all geothermal fields in the Visayas for the possible construction of geothermal power plants not only to address the increasing demand for power here but also to save money.
National Transmission Corp. (Transco) president Alan Ortiz said that by operating geothermal plants, the government could save as much as P7.2 billion a year in fuel costs in the Visayas alone.
"Cebu does not have hydro (energy) so we explore geothermal. So as a matter of necessity, we explore renewable energy sources," he said.
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[Summary] => The government is exploring all geothermal fields in the Visayas for possible construction of geothermal power plants not only to address the increasing demand for power here but also to save money.
National Transmission Corporation president Alan Ortiz yesterday said that by operating geothermal plants, in the Visayas alone, the government could save as much as P7.2 billion a year in fuel costs.
"Cebu does not have a hydro so we explore geothermal. So as a matter of necessity, we explore renewable energy sources," he said.
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[Title] => PNOC-EDC welcomes interested investors in five geothermal development projects
[Summary] => The PNOC-Energy Development Corp. (EDC) is willing to enter into farm-in agreements with interested investors in its existing five geothermal development projects.
The sites under the EDC’s geothermal service contract that could be offered to investors include: the 20-40 megawatt (MW) Manito-Kayabon sector under the Bacon-Manito project in Albay; 20-MW Mindanao optimization project in North Cotabato; 40-80 MW Tanawon-Rangas sector under Bacman project in Sorsogon; 60-110 MW Cabalian in Southern Leyte; and 40-80 MW Dauin in Negros Oriental.
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National Transmission Corp. (Transco) president Alan Ortiz said that by operating geothermal plants, the government could save as much as P7.2 billion a year in fuel costs in the Visayas alone.
"Cebu does not have hydro (energy) so we explore geothermal. So as a matter of necessity, we explore renewable energy sources," he said.
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National Transmission Corporation president Alan Ortiz yesterday said that by operating geothermal plants, in the Visayas alone, the government could save as much as P7.2 billion a year in fuel costs.
"Cebu does not have a hydro so we explore geothermal. So as a matter of necessity, we explore renewable energy sources," he said.
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The sites under the EDC’s geothermal service contract that could be offered to investors include: the 20-40 megawatt (MW) Manito-Kayabon sector under the Bacon-Manito project in Albay; 20-MW Mindanao optimization project in North Cotabato; 40-80 MW Tanawon-Rangas sector under Bacman project in Sorsogon; 60-110 MW Cabalian in Southern Leyte; and 40-80 MW Dauin in Negros Oriental.
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August 10, 2005 - 12:00am
