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The Cebu-based Aboitiz group won the bidding yesterday for the Tiwi-Makban geothermal complex with a $446.88-million offer.
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Finance officials would not rule out the possibility that YNN could still come up with the $227.54-million down payment over the weekend but the asset is likely to join other power plants scheduled to be bid out this year.


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Kephilco general manager Joon Ho Sin said they have already submitted their letter of intent to bid for the 100-megawatt (MW)Pantabangan and the 12-MW Masiway hydropower plants. These power plants are scheduled to be auctioned off in the third quarter of this year.


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TransCo vice president and legal counsel Noel de Leon told reporters that they plan to solve the problem with the contractor "by way of arbitration".


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