+ Follow CARMEN AND OSLOB Tag
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[Title] => Solar energy usage in PHL still on experimental stage
[Summary] => Energy Smart Program chairman Al Santos said the establishment of more solar energy source in the Philippines is still on the experimental stage, and the availability of land remains an issue because of cost concerns.
[DatePublished] => 2011-08-12 00:00:00
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[Title] => Cabrera proposes solar power for CH offices
[Summary] => Cebu City Councilor Nida Cabrera had proposed that the city will invest millions of pesos for the solar energy power of the City Hall offices.
[DatePublished] => 2011-02-17 00:00:00
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[Title] => Cops accused of extortion transferred
[Summary] => The three cops accused of extorting money from the family of a drug suspect were relieved from their posts in Talisay City and were transferred to Pilar, Camotes.
[DatePublished] => 2009-08-20 00:00:00
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[Title] => 2 Canadian firms eye wind power project in RP
[Summary] => Two Canadian companies are eyeing the development of at least 115 megawatts (MW) of wind power in the Philippines, an energy official said.
Department of Energy (DOE) director for Energy Utilization Management Bureau Mario Marasigan said Logics Energy Inc., a Canada-based financing company, has formed a joint venture with Transnational Diversified Corp. to mobilize funds to put up a 100-MW wind power project.
The group is eyeing three key areas identified by the DOE as potential sources of wind power. These are Ilocos, Zambales and Cavite.
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[Title] => PB backs DOE's wind power projects in Carmen, Oslob
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The Provincial Board recently approved a resolution supporting and vowing assistance to the wind power installation projects of the Department of Energy in Carmen and Oslob towns.
PB member Carmiano Kintanar of the province's second district, author of the resolution, said the rising prices of fuel in the world market made it imperative for the government to use alternative sources of power.
The DOE found in its latest study that the wind velocity in the two towns is capable of producing energy sufficient to supply power to other towns in the province.
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[Title] => NGO seeks development of renewable energy sources
[Summary] => Amid the recent spate of increases in the prices of petroleum products in the country, Cebu Alliance for Renewable Energy called on the government officials to prioritize the development of renewable energy sources, especially in Cebu.
CARE said that also with the upcoming increase in electricity rates, there is enough reason to curb the people's reliance on imported fossil fuel based products such as petroleum and coal.
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CARMEN AND OSLOB
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[Title] => 2 Canadian firms eye wind power project in RP
[Summary] => Two Canadian companies are eyeing the development of at least 115 megawatts (MW) of wind power in the Philippines, an energy official said.
Department of Energy (DOE) director for Energy Utilization Management Bureau Mario Marasigan said Logics Energy Inc., a Canada-based financing company, has formed a joint venture with Transnational Diversified Corp. to mobilize funds to put up a 100-MW wind power project.
The group is eyeing three key areas identified by the DOE as potential sources of wind power. These are Ilocos, Zambales and Cavite.
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[Title] => PB backs DOE's wind power projects in Carmen, Oslob
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The Provincial Board recently approved a resolution supporting and vowing assistance to the wind power installation projects of the Department of Energy in Carmen and Oslob towns.
PB member Carmiano Kintanar of the province's second district, author of the resolution, said the rising prices of fuel in the world market made it imperative for the government to use alternative sources of power.
The DOE found in its latest study that the wind velocity in the two towns is capable of producing energy sufficient to supply power to other towns in the province.
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[Title] => NGO seeks development of renewable energy sources
[Summary] => Amid the recent spate of increases in the prices of petroleum products in the country, Cebu Alliance for Renewable Energy called on the government officials to prioritize the development of renewable energy sources, especially in Cebu.
CARE said that also with the upcoming increase in electricity rates, there is enough reason to curb the people's reliance on imported fossil fuel based products such as petroleum and coal.
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