DOE 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 ...
Read moreDOE vows to avoid renewable energy oversupply, stranded costs
Energy Secretary Raphael Lotilla said Monday the country should avoid an oversupply of renewable energy similar to what Vietnam experienced ...
Read moreLotilla asks energy companies to learn lessons from SMC-Meralco supply deals
The Department of Energy said Monday the power industry should learn from the fixed-rate contract signed by Manila Electric Co. ...
Read moreDOE approves Prime Infra’s acquisition of Malampaya firm
The Department of Energy said Monday it approved the transfer of the shares of Shell Philippines Exploration B.V. in the ...
Read moreDOE preparing amendments to implementing guidelines of Renewable Energy Act
The Department of Energy said over the weekend it is preparing the proposed changes in the implementing rules and regulations ...
Read moreDOE chief: Enough power for PH til end of the year
Energy Secretary Raphael Lotilla on Tuesday assured enough power supply until the end of the year but Luzon is facing ...
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NPC owes Petron P2b for diesel purchases
State-run National Power Corp. (NPC) owes Petron Corp., the country’s lone refiner, P1.2 billion for diesel supplied to the power ...
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Manila Standard website (manilastandard.net), launched in August 2002, extends the newspaper’s reach beyond its traditional readers and makes its brand of Philippine news and opinion available to a much wider and geographically diverse readership here and overseas.