+ Follow PHILIPPINES MANUFACTURING LTD Tag
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[Title] => Philippines takes on challenge of leading renewable energy development in region
[Summary] => SINGAPORE – The Philippines is taking on the challenge of leading the development of renewable energy (RE) in the region, an energy official said.
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[Title] => RP eyes renewable energy hub status
[Summary] => The Philippines is being envisioned to become a regional hub for renewable energy projects in the near term, an energy official said.
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[Title] => First Philec to put up biggest solar wafer plant in Asia
[Summary] => First Philec Solar Corp. (FPSC), a joint venture between Lopez-owned First Philippine Electric Corp. (FPEC) and California-based SunPower Philippines Manufacturing Ltd. (SPML), will spend $100 million to put up the biggest solar wafer manufacturing firm in Asia.
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[Title] => SunPower to spend P27B for expansion program
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BIÑAN, Laguna – Solar cell maker SunPower Philippines Manufacturing Ltd. will invest about P27 billion for its expansion program this year until 2008, a company official said yesterday.
In a press briefing here, SunPower vice president for manufacturing Greg Reichow said the investment would allow them to expand their existing 110 megawatt (MW) solar wafer plant to 400 MW.
Reichow said the new plant, now under construction inside the First Philippines Industrial Park in Batangas, will be completed by July this year.
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[Title] => $350-M facility for big ticket projects okayed
[Summary] => The Philippine Export Import Bank (PhilEximbank) has approved the creation of a $350-million global medium term note facility to be funded by the Overseas Private Investment Corp. (OPIC) of the US for big-ticket projects of government-owned corporations and private companies.
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[Title] => PhilEximbank to guarantee loans of SunPower Phils
[Summary] => The Philippine Export Import Bank (PhilEximbank) has agreed to guarantee up to $200 million worth of loans for the $300-million solar wafer cells manufacturing project of SunPower Philippines Manufacturing Ltd., an affiliate of US-based SunPower Corp.
Finance Secretary Jose Isidro Camacho revealed that the PhilEximbank board of directors agreed to extend a loan guarantee for SunPower, a Brittish-owned company that has registered with the Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) as a pioneering project.
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[Title] => First Philec to put up biggest solar wafer plant in Asia
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BIÑAN, Laguna – Solar cell maker SunPower Philippines Manufacturing Ltd. will invest about P27 billion for its expansion program this year until 2008, a company official said yesterday.
In a press briefing here, SunPower vice president for manufacturing Greg Reichow said the investment would allow them to expand their existing 110 megawatt (MW) solar wafer plant to 400 MW.
Reichow said the new plant, now under construction inside the First Philippines Industrial Park in Batangas, will be completed by July this year.
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[Title] => $350-M facility for big ticket projects okayed
[Summary] => The Philippine Export Import Bank (PhilEximbank) has approved the creation of a $350-million global medium term note facility to be funded by the Overseas Private Investment Corp. (OPIC) of the US for big-ticket projects of government-owned corporations and private companies.
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[Title] => PhilEximbank to guarantee loans of SunPower Phils
[Summary] => The Philippine Export Import Bank (PhilEximbank) has agreed to guarantee up to $200 million worth of loans for the $300-million solar wafer cells manufacturing project of SunPower Philippines Manufacturing Ltd., an affiliate of US-based SunPower Corp.
Finance Secretary Jose Isidro Camacho revealed that the PhilEximbank board of directors agreed to extend a loan guarantee for SunPower, a Brittish-owned company that has registered with the Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) as a pioneering project.
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