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  HANOI, Vietnam, Apr 30, 2024 - (ACN Newswire) - The 16th Annual Global CSR & ESG Summit and Awards™ 2024 came to a triumphal close, marking another milestone in the realm of achievable corporate social responsibility (CSR) and environmental,...

The long-awaited aspiration of President Marcos, shared by the entire Filipino population burdened by frequent brownouts, is on the brink of becoming a reality: achieving comprehensive energy security in the country. In a landmark move to address the energy woes that have perennially beset the country, three of the largest…

To safeguard the public's welfare, consumer advocates have warned against allowing a landmark partnership between the nation's largest energy companies to resul

THE country’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) market is gaining ground, attracting strong interest from producers and traders overseas, BMI Research of the Fitch Group said. “The Philippines is emerging as a new frontier LNG market,” it said, while noting that the country’s LNG imports could increase up to 22 mtpa…

San Miguel Global Power Holdings Corp.’s first three units from its PHP 67 billion-worth 1,750-megawatt (MW) combined cycle power plants in Batangas will commence commercial..

The first three units of the planned 1,750-megawatt (MW) combined cycle power plant of San Miguel Global Power Holdings Corp. may start commercial operation next year, data from the energy department showed. Under the committed liquefied natural gas (LNG) power plant projects, two units of 437.5 MW each of Excellent…

Energy Secretary Raphael Lotilla is optimistic about having stable power in the country this year given recent positive developments in the energy sector.

The Department of Energy is upbeat on the continuous fuel supply of gas-fired power plants in the country following the completion of two liquefied natural gas facilities.

The Philippines has approved a plan to build a small-scale liquefied natural gas terminal, adding to six ongoing projects that are expected to boost domestic supply from imports as the Southeast Asian nation’s sole gas field dries up in three years.

The Department of Energy has approved the development of a $67 million liquefied natural gas receiving terminal as part of efforts to ensure power supply in line with the impending depletion of the Malampaya natural gas reservoir.