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President Marcos has welcomed the investment of Tokyo Gas Co. Ltd. in a liquefied natural gas terminal in the Philippines that is expected to help boost the country’s energy requirement.

PHL, Japan strengthen partnership to reduce greenhouse gas emissions

First Gen Corp.’s partnership with bathroom equipment manufacturer Hocheng Philippines Corp. for the supply of renewable energy has been extended.

Hocheng Philippines Corporation (HCG), a total bathroom solutions provider, has renewed its power supply agreement with First Gen Corporation of the Lopez group. The new lease on their contract entails that HCG will continue to draw its 850-kilowatt power requirements from the geothermal asset

GUUN Co. Ltd., a Japanese waste management and recycling company, has signed a power supply deal with First Gen Corporation so it can draw its energy needs from a clean technology source. In a statement to the media, First Gen specified that GUUN’s switch to renewable energy will support its t

The Philippines' Department of Energy (DOE) has approved the country's first small-scale LNG terminal developed by Samat LNG Corp.

"Uncertain future looms for Philippine, Southeast Asian mangroves,” said the headline of a news release from University of the Philippines-Diliman College of Science (UPD-CS) scientists, who conducted a comprehensive survey of over 300 mangrove studies across the Philippines and the rest of Southeast Asia. The survey said the Philippines is…

IN its new attempt to improve the overall quality of Laguna de Bay, one of the primary sources of freshwater fish in the country that is now facing environmental issues, the City of Muntinlupa is now using a Japanese proven technology. The city’s Lake Management Office (LMO), in partnership with…

Continuous decrease in the number of Asian waterbirds was observed during the monitoring conducted in Palanas, Lemery, Batangas, while numerous birds were still observed in Barangay San Diego, Lian, Batangas, a news release said. Asian Waterbird Census is conducted annually every January to provide basis for estimates and monitor changes…