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Power utility giant Manila Electric Company (Meralco) said the proposed "fuel swap" arrangement’ aimed at bringing back the 1,200-megawatt Ilijan generating facility to operation cannot be concluded because there was no definitive gas supply commitment from Prime Energy, the new operator of the depl

THE Makati city government on Monday closed the main office of Smart Communications Inc. located on Ayala Avenue, citing as reason the telco giant’s failure to settle over P 3.2 billion covering the period of January 2012 to December 2015 and for operating without a business permit since 2019. In…

First Gen Corp.’s partner in its liquefied natural gas (LNG) project, Tokyo Gas Co. Ltd., is keen on introducing green hydrogen in the Philippines. “Tokyo Gas is doing a lot of studies on hydrogen, e-methane they call it. I think they want to bring that technology here as well,” said…

Lopez-led First Gen Corp. could be partnering anew with Japan’s Tokyo Gas Co. Ltd. in the future for green fuels like hydrogen once the technology develops and becomes commercially available.

Energy firms that have gas-fired power fleets are now advancing their plea for ‘international funding mechanism’ that will underpin eventual actions to be taken on the decommissioning of their generating facilities. During the 4th Philippine Environment Summit, First Gen Chairman and CEO Federico

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The country’s liquefied natural gas infrastructure is not expected to grow at an unprecedented rate even as investments in LNG import terminals are moving ahead, according to Fitch Solutions.

Hroughout his presidential campaign, Ferdinand Marcos Jr. was already pushing to increase and further develop the country’s renewable energy sources in response to climate change.

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As the Malampaya gas field is inching closer to its run-out phase and the country transitions into renewables, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has cited the critical role that the liquefied natural (LNG) investment deal of Lopez-led First Gen Corporation and Tokyo Gas Co. Ltd., will bring in plugging