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BUTTERWORTH: The Penang Environment Department (DOE) has issued a compound notice for RM10,000 to a food processing factory in Butterworth for causing water pollution by discharging effluents into a public drain on Monday (Jan 31).

Commercial operations of the wholesale electricity spot market in Mindanao have been pushed back to coincide with the completion of the Mindanao-Visayas Interconnection Project within the first quarter, according to industry officials.

Bizwoman sues DOE execs, 3 others before Ombud

"I am calling on the DoE to ensure that the NGCP (National Grid Corp. of the Philippines) and private companies follow the rules. If they do not comply, then dont let them operate, because the consumers will suffer," Sen. Win Gatchalian, who chairs his chambers energy committee, said on Monday. 

The boom in offshore wind is spurring new kinds of research into their effects on wildlife.

The Department of Energy (DoE) said it does not yet see any power supply issues which will affect the dry season, after the transmission service provider pointed out the Luzon power grid may experience thin operating margins during the period.

NIBONG TEBAL: It will take another week to extinguish the fire at the Pulau Burung landfill here because of the large area involved.

Power restoration works remain in full swing in areas hit by Typhoon Odette despite a surge in COVID-19 cases across the country, the Department of Energy said.

Supported by a new partnership with the Hawaiʻi Department of Education and the Executive Office on Early Learning, the nonprofit Imua Family Services is opening an inclusion preschool campus at Princess Nāhiʻenaʻena Elementary School in Lahaina.

The unidentified student is asking a federal judge to lift the "F" he received and reverse a finding of academic misconduct by Virginia Techs honor system, saying he did not