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[Title] => No mining expansion needed for Philippines' energy shift – think tank
[Summary] => The Philippines does not need to expand its mining activities to meet the requirements necessary for energy transition, think tank and civil society groups said.
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[AuthorName] => Dominique Nicole Flores
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[Title] => SE Asia gas expansion threatens green transition — report
[Summary] => The region's existing plans project a doubling of gas-fired power capacity, and an 80 percent increase in LNG import capacity, said Global Energy Monitor (GEM), a US-based NGO.
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[Title] => Power plant woes spark call for clean energy shift
[Summary] => Power for People Coalition convenor Gerry Arances said the recent power woes were caused by the country’s “continued addiction to fossil fuels and the government’s refusal to heed civil society’s pleas to properly prepare for El Niño.”
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[Title] => Philippines can ditch coal, gas for renewables by 2050 — analysis
[Summary] => It is “entirely feasible” for the Philippines to end its reliance on coal and gas in favor of renewable energy sources by 2050, which can reduce electricity costs and create around one million jobs, an analysis suggested.
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[Title] => Power plant woes spark call for clean energy shift
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