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[Title] => 5 Japanese firms may bid for RP’s geothermal fields
[Summary] => Five Japanese companies have initially signified interest in bidding for 10 geothermal fields to be auctioned off by the Department of Energy (DOE) by July this year.
"We will be meeting with four to five Japanese firms that have indicated interest. It will be sometime towards the end of May, which will give them enough time to study the country’s geothermal areas," Energy Undersecretary Eduardo Mañalac said in a press briefing.
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[Title] => RP opens bidding round for geothermal power
[Summary] => The Department of Energy (DOE) launched yesterday the bidding round for geothermal power projects in the country, which is expected to raise as much as $940-million worth of investments.
Energy Secretary Vincent S. Perez said the public bidding, considered the first in the world, will offer the 10 most prospective geothermal fields to further develop the country’s geothermal energy resource.
Perez said they will be conducting an international roadshow in the US, New Zealand and Japan by April this year to promote the new bidding round.
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"We will be meeting with four to five Japanese firms that have indicated interest. It will be sometime towards the end of May, which will give them enough time to study the country’s geothermal areas," Energy Undersecretary Eduardo Mañalac said in a press briefing.
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Energy Secretary Vincent S. Perez said the public bidding, considered the first in the world, will offer the 10 most prospective geothermal fields to further develop the country’s geothermal energy resource.
Perez said they will be conducting an international roadshow in the US, New Zealand and Japan by April this year to promote the new bidding round.
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