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PRESIDENT Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. welcomed the P18-billion 440-megawatt (MW) peak Isabela Solar Power Project, which is seen to boost the administration’s renewable energy thrust as well as local job generation. Officials of the San Ignacio Energy Resources Development Corp. (SIERDC), the main project implementor, briefed Marcos on the project…

DAVAO CITY—The city government has applied with the Philippine Reclamation Authority (PRA) to reclaim the areas enclosed by the 18-kilometer coastal road project. Mayor Sebastian Z. Duterte and Acting City Administrator Francis Mark H. Layog signed last January 25 a Memorandum of Understanding with PRA General Manager and Chief Executive…

THE National Electrification Administration (NEA) needs P29.542 billion to pursue its electrification program. “For the full realization of total electrification, NEA’s initiative is to serve the remaining 1,168,969 consumer connections. The needed subsidy for NEA is a total of P23.013 billion sourced from National Government and, if the needed strategies…

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.

THE National Electrification Administration (NEA) has named Emmanuel Juaneza as its new administrator, the agency announced Monday. The NEA Board of Administrators (BOA), through a special board meeting presided by NEA Chairman and Department of Energy (DOE) Secretary Alfonso G. Cusi, officially elected NEA Board Member Juaneza as the NEA…

Opinion: Texas Right to Focus on Expanding Internet Access According to a November report of the Governors Broadband Development Council, more than 900,000 Texans dont have access to broadband at home, and getting them connected may be a rare bipartisan issue for the state. by Houston Chronicle / February 12, 2021 Shutterstock/CrackerClips Stock Media Cleburnes Cafeteria, Gov.  Greg Abbott  offered up an array of emergency items l...