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[Title] => Napocor, Southern Energy lead SEC’s top 5,000 corporations
[Summary] => Energy companies led in the financial rankings of the country’s top corporations for the year 2000, with National Power Corp. and Southern Energy Philippines sharing the limelight.
The latest edition of the top 5,000 companies in the Philippines compiled by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and CIBI Information Inc. showed Napocor practically dominating the list, together with Southern Energy (now known as Mirant Philippines).
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[Title] => Blackout hits Luzon, Metro
[Summary] => Major portions of Metro Manila and Luzon suffered a massive power outage shortly after 12 noon yesterday after two units of the coal-fired power plant in Sual, Pangasinan tripped due to "instrumentation control problems."
It was the second time for the Sual plant, operated by Mirant Philippines (formerly Southern Energy Philippines) suffered a major technical problem since December 1999 when the plant tripped when numerous jellyfish got stuck in it.
The Sual plants are being operated under a build-operate-transfer scheme with the National Power Corp.
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[Title] => Blackout hits Luzon, Metro
[Summary] => Major portions of Metro Manila and Luzon suffered a massive power outage shortly after 12 noon yesterday after two units of the coal-fired power plant in Sual, Pangasinan tripped due to "instrumentation control problems."
It was the second time for the Sual plant, operated by Mirant Philippines (formerly Southern Energy Philippines) suffered a major technical problem since December 1999 when the plant tripped when numerous jellyfish got stuck in it.
The Sual plants are being operated under a build-operate-transfer scheme with the National Power Corp.
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[Title] => Kepco shelves invest plans
[Summary] => Kepco Philippines Inc. (Kepco) has shelved plans to invest in other power-related infrastructure projects.
Kepco which holds a contract for the operation of the 1,200-megawatt (MW) gas-fired power plant in Batangas, is a subsidiary of the Korean Power Corp., one of the biggest power generators in Korea.
Company officials said the current political crisis and the absence of privatization rules for the energy sector are the principal reasons why the Korean firm is holding back on new investments.
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[Title] => Southern Energy buys 20% stake in Ilijan
[Summary] => Southern Energy Philippines is poised to acquire today a 20-percent interest in the 1,250-megawatt Ilijan natural gas-fired power project under construction in Batangas for about $35 million.
The power station, to be fueled by natural gas, will use the latest combined-cycle technology and advanced emission-control equipment to maximize efficiency and environmental performance. The plant will provide electricity to the National Power Corp. (Napocor) under a 20-year agreement that gives Napocor rights to 1,200 megawatts of the station’s capacity.
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SOUTHERN ENERGY PHILIPPINES
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The latest edition of the top 5,000 companies in the Philippines compiled by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and CIBI Information Inc. showed Napocor practically dominating the list, together with Southern Energy (now known as Mirant Philippines).
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[Summary] => Major portions of Metro Manila and Luzon suffered a massive power outage shortly after 12 noon yesterday after two units of the coal-fired power plant in Sual, Pangasinan tripped due to "instrumentation control problems."
It was the second time for the Sual plant, operated by Mirant Philippines (formerly Southern Energy Philippines) suffered a major technical problem since December 1999 when the plant tripped when numerous jellyfish got stuck in it.
The Sual plants are being operated under a build-operate-transfer scheme with the National Power Corp.
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It was the second time for the Sual plant, operated by Mirant Philippines (formerly Southern Energy Philippines) suffered a major technical problem since December 1999 when the plant tripped when numerous jellyfish got stuck in it.
The Sual plants are being operated under a build-operate-transfer scheme with the National Power Corp.
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[Title] => Kepco shelves invest plans
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Kepco which holds a contract for the operation of the 1,200-megawatt (MW) gas-fired power plant in Batangas, is a subsidiary of the Korean Power Corp., one of the biggest power generators in Korea.
Company officials said the current political crisis and the absence of privatization rules for the energy sector are the principal reasons why the Korean firm is holding back on new investments.
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[Title] => Southern Energy buys 20% stake in Ilijan
[Summary] => Southern Energy Philippines is poised to acquire today a 20-percent interest in the 1,250-megawatt Ilijan natural gas-fired power project under construction in Batangas for about $35 million.
The power station, to be fueled by natural gas, will use the latest combined-cycle technology and advanced emission-control equipment to maximize efficiency and environmental performance. The plant will provide electricity to the National Power Corp. (Napocor) under a 20-year agreement that gives Napocor rights to 1,200 megawatts of the station’s capacity.
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November 10, 2000 - 12:00am
