+ Follow KOREAN ELECTRIC PHILIPPINES CORP Tag
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[Title] => Salcon pushes need for coal-fired plant
[Summary] => The feared power crisis may or may not hit Cebu in the coming years but Salcon Power Corporation said it will still push through with its proposed $270 million (P15 billion) coal-fired power plant in Naga because Cebu needs it.
"If there would be no power crisis in 2008, we would not operate the new plant. If there would be power crisis, who would answer it?" said Salcon administration manager Raul Estrelloso at a press conference yesterday.
[DatePublished] => 2005-08-06 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Wenna Berondo
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[Title] => Power plant project to solve Cebu’s woes
[Summary] => CEBU — A proposed $270-million coal-fired power plant project is expected to address Cebu’s dwindling power supply by 2008.
Renerio Lastimoso, vice president for power generation of Salcon Power Corp., said in a press briefing the other day that by 2008, the peak electricity demand in Cebu is expected to be at 628 megawatts.
If no new power plants are built, he said any failure of the submarine cable which supplies power to Cebu from Leyte would plunge Cebu into prolonged darkness.
[DatePublished] => 2005-04-30 00:00:00
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[Title] => Salcon pushes need for coal-fired plant
[Summary] => The feared power crisis may or may not hit Cebu in the coming years but Salcon Power Corporation said it will still push through with its proposed $270 million (P15 billion) coal-fired power plant in Naga because Cebu needs it.
"If there would be no power crisis in 2008, we would not operate the new plant. If there would be power crisis, who would answer it?" said Salcon administration manager Raul Estrelloso at a press conference yesterday.
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[Title] => Power plant project to solve Cebu’s woes
[Summary] => CEBU — A proposed $270-million coal-fired power plant project is expected to address Cebu’s dwindling power supply by 2008.
Renerio Lastimoso, vice president for power generation of Salcon Power Corp., said in a press briefing the other day that by 2008, the peak electricity demand in Cebu is expected to be at 628 megawatts.
If no new power plants are built, he said any failure of the submarine cable which supplies power to Cebu from Leyte would plunge Cebu into prolonged darkness.
[DatePublished] => 2005-04-30 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
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