(First of two parts)
The Philippines, along with other countries in Asia, can meet its power needs with the plummeting costs of renewable energy technologies...
The Tax Reformation for Acceleration and Inclusion (TRAIN) bill was signed into law late last year, and took into effect on 1 January 2018.
Industry...
By Shelley Goldberg
Both cheap and abundant, coal is perhaps the least sexy of commodities—unless you live in a coal-producing state like Wyoming or West...
World Bank investments in commercial financial institutions are indirectly allowing land-grabs, evictions and pollution in Southeast Asia, a watchdog group charged in a report...
President Rodrigo Duterte is one pragmatic man when assessing the rising energy requirements of the Philippines. Despite the hysteria created by self-proclaimed environment advocates,...
LAOAG CITY—The Ilocos Norte provincial board recently passed a resolution eliminating coal from the province’s allowable sources of electricity.
The board unanimously approved last Aug....
