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[Title] => Aboitiz Power, TeaM Energy allot $1B for Pagbilao plant expansion
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[Title] => TeaM Energy to award Pagbilao contract in December
[Summary] => Japanese power producer TeaM Energy Philippines Corp. wants to award the construction contract for its $600-700 million coal fired plant in Quezon province this December.
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[Title] => TeaM Energy nears completion of power project in Quezon
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[Title] => TeaM Energy plant hits 10-M safe man hours
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[Summary] => TeaM Energy’s 1,218-megawatt (MW) power facility in this town has been named Independent Power Producer (IPP) of the Year at the 2010 Asian Power Awards given by the prestigious Singapore-based Asian Power Magazine.
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[Title] => TeaM Energy bags highest award for CSR program from Pinnacle Group
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[Title] => New Mirant Phils owners eye $2.8-B JBIC loan
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The new owners of Mirant Philippines Inc.  Tokyo Electric Power Co. (TEPCO) and Marubeni Corp.  are now in the final stages of negotiation for a $2.8-billion financing package from the Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC).
After acquiring Atlanta-based Mirant Corp.’s portfolio in the Philippines, the consortium has tapped JBIC to partially finance the purchase.
Of the winning bid’s cash value of $3.1 billion, the remaining $300 million will be financed through equity contribution of TEPCO and Marubeni Corp.
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[Title] => Napocor defers awarding of coal supply contracts due to low bids
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For its 1,200-megawatt (MW) Sual power plant, Napocor declared a failed bid as only one supplier qualified and submitted the necessary documents. Shenlua Coal Trading of the People’s Republic of China was the only bidder for the supply of 455,000 metric tons of coal worth an estimated $900 million to the Sual power plant.
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[Title] => Chinese businessmen eye RP’s energy sector
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In a meeting with the National Power Corp. (Napocor), the Chinese trade mission, headed by Vice Minister Chen Xiahun of the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economy expressed interest in hydropower projects in the country especially in Northern Luzon.
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After acquiring Atlanta-based Mirant Corp.’s portfolio in the Philippines, the consortium has tapped JBIC to partially finance the purchase.
Of the winning bid’s cash value of $3.1 billion, the remaining $300 million will be financed through equity contribution of TEPCO and Marubeni Corp.
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For its 1,200-megawatt (MW) Sual power plant, Napocor declared a failed bid as only one supplier qualified and submitted the necessary documents. Shenlua Coal Trading of the People’s Republic of China was the only bidder for the supply of 455,000 metric tons of coal worth an estimated $900 million to the Sual power plant.
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In a meeting with the National Power Corp. (Napocor), the Chinese trade mission, headed by Vice Minister Chen Xiahun of the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economy expressed interest in hydropower projects in the country especially in Northern Luzon.
"We would also be interested in establishing small heat power stations and mini-hydro projects," Chen said through an interpreter.
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