+ Follow DR. ALAN ORTIZ Tag
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[Title] => CHED chief staying on for a while, GMA says
[Summary] => President Arroyo confirmed yesterday that Commission on Higher Education (CHED) Chairman Carlito Puno will remain in his post until a successor is duly appointed.
Mrs. Arroyo said Puno is "staying on at least for while" at the CHED even though his term had expired last July 20.
"He (Puno) didn’t really serve a full term the last time, so he’ll stay on at least for a while," Mrs. Arroyo said.
Puno earlier this week expressed hopes that Mrs. Arroyo would reappoint him as CHED chairman.
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[Title] => Palace confirms Transco president on way out
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Malacañang confirmed yesterday reports that National Transmission Corp. (Transco) president Dr. Alan Ortiz is on the way out.
Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita, however, could not say exactly why Ortiz would be removed and who would replace him: "If I’m not mistaken there is really a plan to do that (remove Ortiz). I think there is such an action on that but I don’t know if that (document) has been transmitted to (President Arroyo) but there really is such a move."
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[Title] => MOA signing sa Power Producers
[Summary] => Gikatakda na sa sunod semana ang paglagda sa Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) tali sa kagamhanan sa probinsiya sa Sugbo ug sa National Transmission Commission (Transco), National Power Corporation (Napocor), Korean Philippines Corporation (Kepco) ug Singaporean Power Corporation (Salcon) para sa ipabarog nga 200 mega watts power plant diha sa lungsod sa Naga.
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[Title] => Energy sector wars
[Summary] => President Arroyo’s dynamic duo – Energy Secretary Vincent Perez Jr. and National Transmission Corp. president and CEO Dr. Alan Ortiz, Ph.D. – just wound up a three-month continuing dialogue with major business groups all over the country which brought them to almost 30 cities in Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao.
At the outset, the energy group’s primary goal was simply to inform businessmen about the Arroyo government’s 10-year however, turned out to be one major crusade against what Dr. Ortiz terms "a creeping culture of pessimism".
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DR. ALAN ORTIZ
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[Title] => CHED chief staying on for a while, GMA says
[Summary] => President Arroyo confirmed yesterday that Commission on Higher Education (CHED) Chairman Carlito Puno will remain in his post until a successor is duly appointed.
Mrs. Arroyo said Puno is "staying on at least for while" at the CHED even though his term had expired last July 20.
"He (Puno) didn’t really serve a full term the last time, so he’ll stay on at least for a while," Mrs. Arroyo said.
Puno earlier this week expressed hopes that Mrs. Arroyo would reappoint him as CHED chairman.
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[Title] => Palace confirms Transco president on way out
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Malacañang confirmed yesterday reports that National Transmission Corp. (Transco) president Dr. Alan Ortiz is on the way out.
Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita, however, could not say exactly why Ortiz would be removed and who would replace him: "If I’m not mistaken there is really a plan to do that (remove Ortiz). I think there is such an action on that but I don’t know if that (document) has been transmitted to (President Arroyo) but there really is such a move."
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[Title] => MOA signing sa Power Producers
[Summary] => Gikatakda na sa sunod semana ang paglagda sa Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) tali sa kagamhanan sa probinsiya sa Sugbo ug sa National Transmission Commission (Transco), National Power Corporation (Napocor), Korean Philippines Corporation (Kepco) ug Singaporean Power Corporation (Salcon) para sa ipabarog nga 200 mega watts power plant diha sa lungsod sa Naga.
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[Title] => Energy sector wars
[Summary] => President Arroyo’s dynamic duo – Energy Secretary Vincent Perez Jr. and National Transmission Corp. president and CEO Dr. Alan Ortiz, Ph.D. – just wound up a three-month continuing dialogue with major business groups all over the country which brought them to almost 30 cities in Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao.
At the outset, the energy group’s primary goal was simply to inform businessmen about the Arroyo government’s 10-year however, turned out to be one major crusade against what Dr. Ortiz terms "a creeping culture of pessimism".
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