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[Title] => Developing East Asian countries need $1T for infra over 5 years
[Summary] => Developing countries in East Asia need to spend more than a trillion dollars over the next five years in infrastructure such as roads, water, communications and power in order to cope with rapidly expanding cities’ increasing populations and growing demand of the private sector, a new joint study initiated by the Asian Development Bank (ADB), Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) and the World Bank showed.
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[Title] => RP, Japan ink $208.5-M power deals
[Summary] => The Philippines and Japan signed yesterday three power-related deals worth $208.5 million.
Energy Secretary Vincent Perez, who joined President Arroyo in her two-day working visit to Japan, said the agreements relate to the establishment of the wholesale electricity spot market (WESM); the construction of the Leyte-Cebu interconnection project; and the construction of the 210 megawatts (MW) clean coal power plant in Northern Mindanao.
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Energy Secretary Vincent Perez, who joined President Arroyo in her two-day working visit to Japan, said the agreements relate to the establishment of the wholesale electricity spot market (WESM); the construction of the Leyte-Cebu interconnection project; and the construction of the 210 megawatts (MW) clean coal power plant in Northern Mindanao.
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