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[Title] => Lopez Group not counting out nuclear energy
[Summary] => The patriach of the Lopez group is not discounting the possibility of considering nuclear energy as part of their generation portfolio.
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[Title] => Marubeni completes power line from San Roque to Luzon grid
[Summary] => Japanese power giant Marubeni Corp. has completed the construction of a 230-kilovolt (kV) transmission line that will link the San Roque multi-purpose power plant to the Luzon grid, National Transmission Corp. (TransCo) president Alan T. Ortiz said.
Ortiz said Marubeni, majority owner of the San Roque facility, has financed the P220 million transmission line project which will be formally inaugurated by mid-July this year.
Ortiz said the new line would replace the temporary line being used by the power project.
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[Title] => TransCo concession attracts 7 bidders
[Summary] => Seven groups have expressed interest to bid for the 25-year concession of the National Transmission Corp. (TransCo), the top official of the Power Sector Assets and Liabilities Management Corp. (PSALM) said yesterday.
Without giving the identities of the parties, PSALM president Nieves L. Osorio said these groups have already submitted their respective expressions of interest (EOI).
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[Title] => DOE extends deadline for 1st geothermal bidding round
[Summary] => The Department of Energy (DOE) has extended by four months the deadline for the submission of bids for the First Geothermal Bidding Round, a ranking energy official said over the weekend.
Energy Secretary Vincent S. Perez said the extension will allow interested bidders more time to study their possible investment in the geothermal blocks.
"We will be giving the interested bidders four months extension from July 31 to November," Perez said.
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[Title] => PNOC pushes P2.6-B expansion of Mt Apo geothermal field
[Summary] => Mt. Apo, Kidapawan City - The PNOC-Energy Development Corp. (EDC) will push through with the P2.6-billion optimization project of the Mt. Apo geothermal production field to help avert an impending power crisis in Mindanao.
EDC, the geothermal development arm of the state-owned Philippine National Oil Co. (PNOC), is finalizing the study on the optimization schemes which will allow the company to increase the present 104 megawatt (MW) capacity to 120 MW.
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[Title] => Japanese companies show interest in RP’s geothermal fields
[Summary] => A number of Japanese exploration and power companies have showed keen interest in developing prospective geothermal fields in the Philippines, a ranking energy official said.
Energy Undersecretary Eduardo V. Mañalac said this was reflected during an investment roadshow in Japan to market the first geothermal bidding round, wherein 10 prospective geothermal fields will be auctioned off.
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[Title] => Transco remains attractive to foreign investors, says Gonzaga
[Summary] => The National Transmission Corp. (Transco) remains optimistic that there will be other investors that can be tapped for the privatization of the company.
Transco president Asisclo Gonzaga made this statement in reaction to reports that National Grid Plc., one of the interested bidders for the Transco privatization, pulled out its business in the Philippines.
Gonzaga, who just arrived from Spain, said a number of Spanish have indicated a keen interest and have in fact expressed a desire to take a look at Transco.
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[Title] => ‘Only God can stop San Roque Dam’
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SAN MANUEL, Pangasinan — "Only God can stop the operation" of the San Roque multipurpose dam project.
Thus said engineer Laurencio Cornel, information, education and communication officer of the San Roque Power Corp. (SRPC), referring to the demands of the Tignay dagiti Mannalon a Mangwayawaya ti Agno (Timmawa) that the project be halted and the displaced folk be compensated.
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Ortiz said Marubeni, majority owner of the San Roque facility, has financed the P220 million transmission line project which will be formally inaugurated by mid-July this year.
Ortiz said the new line would replace the temporary line being used by the power project.
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Without giving the identities of the parties, PSALM president Nieves L. Osorio said these groups have already submitted their respective expressions of interest (EOI).
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Energy Secretary Vincent S. Perez said the extension will allow interested bidders more time to study their possible investment in the geothermal blocks.
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EDC, the geothermal development arm of the state-owned Philippine National Oil Co. (PNOC), is finalizing the study on the optimization schemes which will allow the company to increase the present 104 megawatt (MW) capacity to 120 MW.
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Energy Undersecretary Eduardo V. Mañalac said this was reflected during an investment roadshow in Japan to market the first geothermal bidding round, wherein 10 prospective geothermal fields will be auctioned off.
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[Title] => Transco remains attractive to foreign investors, says Gonzaga
[Summary] => The National Transmission Corp. (Transco) remains optimistic that there will be other investors that can be tapped for the privatization of the company.
Transco president Asisclo Gonzaga made this statement in reaction to reports that National Grid Plc., one of the interested bidders for the Transco privatization, pulled out its business in the Philippines.
Gonzaga, who just arrived from Spain, said a number of Spanish have indicated a keen interest and have in fact expressed a desire to take a look at Transco.
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[Summary] => SAN MANUEL, Pangasinan — "Only God can stop the operation" of the San Roque multipurpose dam project.
Thus said engineer Laurencio Cornel, information, education and communication officer of the San Roque Power Corp. (SRPC), referring to the demands of the Tignay dagiti Mannalon a Mangwayawaya ti Agno (Timmawa) that the project be halted and the displaced folk be compensated.
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November 26, 2002 - 12:00am
