Nine Chinese firms investing $13.76b in PH energy projects
The Department of Energy said Monday nine Chinese companies agreed to invest $13.76 billion in renewable energy, battery energy storage ...
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DOE submits draft AO on energy conservation
The Department of Energy said Tuesday it submitted to the Office of the President a proposed administrative order that will ...
Read morePH, China discuss energy investments outside WPS dispute
The Philippines and China are looking at areas of cooperation in the energy sector outside the West Philippine Sea dispute, ...
Read moreDOE explores development of hydrogen, ammonia fuel for green future
The Department of Energy is looking for partners to develop clean energy sources such as hydrogen and ammonia fuel in ...
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SMC optimism amid challenging times in the power sector
"Reflecting on what SMC has contributed to nation-building and how it has shown its malasakit to the Filipinos, the recognition ...
Read moreLNG terminals to stabilize power supply next year
Energy Secretary Raphael Lotilla said Thursday the completion of liquefied natural gas terminals in Luzon and the availability of imported ...
Read moreDOE issues circular opening RE sector to foreign investors
Energy Secretary Raphael Lotilla signed on Wednesday a department circular prescribing the amendments to the implementing rules and regulations of ...
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Energy plays critical role in recharging economy
Energy is an essential resource in everyday life and a key driver of economies worldwide. Expensive and lack of access ...
Read moreDOE wants to tap more geothermal resources
Energy Secretary Raphael Lotilla said Thursday the Philippines still has a potential geothermal capacity of 365 megawatts as identified under ...
Read moreGov’t expects Malampaya deal to expand gas output
Energy Secretary Raphael Lotilla said Wednesday the government’s approval of the sale of the 45-percent stake of Shell Philippines Exploration ...
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