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                    [Title] => Petilla urges public to save on power costs
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Christmas lights may have to start blinking later than usual this year as the Department of Energy steps up efforts to enjoin the public to practice energy conservation measures.

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                    [Title] => DOE steps up campaign to promote energy savings
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                    [Title] => Government confident of immediate passage of Biofuels Act
                    [Summary] => The government is optimistic that Congress will soon pass into law the Biofuels Act in a bid to address the impact of rising world crude prices as well as air pollution.


Clovis Tupas, officer-in-charge and assistant director of the Energy Utilization Management Bureau, said the Department of Energy has been "getting a very positive" feedback on the bill.


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                    [Title] => Reorg of 6 energy-related agencies 99% complete
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In a report to Malacanang, Energy Secretary Vincent S. Perez said the DOE has accomplished a 99-percent of its institutional strengthening as mandated by Administrative Order 38. 


AO 38 redefines the functions and services of the DOE’s bureaus, service units and offices to meet the challenges brought about by the liberalization of the country’s oil and power industries. 


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                    [Title] => RP-Dutch group eyes phase 2 of $120-M wind farm project
                    [Summary] => A Filipino-Dutch consortium has indicated plans to take part in the government’s $120-million wind farm project, a Department of Energy (DOE) official said.


Francisco A. Benito, officer-in-charge of the DOE’s Energy Utilization Management Bureau, said the Northwind Corp. intends to undertake the second phase of the wind power project amounting to $42 to $60 million.


Benito said the Filipino proponent of Northwind informed the DOE recently that it has a tie-up with a Dutch company which manufactures wind turbines.


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In an interview with The STAR, DOE chief of mini-hydro division Victor Isidro said they are trying to develop such energy sources as an alternative to traditional sources of power such as oil and coal.


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