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The chairman of the Energy Lawyers Association of the Philippines (ELAP) said power industry stakeholders must move forward following the suspension of exploration activities in the West Philippine Sea. “We must accept that we might not be able to explore the West Philippine Sea and then move forward based on…

Rising prices loom over Southeast Asia's growing appetite for natural gas With Vietnam building LNG power plants, much of the fuel is expected to come from...

CLEAN ENERGY. The Mahanagdong geothermal power plant of Energy Development Corp., a unit of First Gen Corp., in Leyte. The power plant is supplying 600 kilowatts of clean energy to steel producer Puresteel Manufacturing Corp. in Mandaue, Cebu. (Photo courtesy of First Gen) MANILA - A Cebu-based steel manufacturer and property developer is set to be a carbon-neutral firm by 2025 as it completely shifted to renewable energy (RE) by tapping First Gen Corp. as its power supplier. In a statement Thur...

Converge ‘greens’ Pampanga data center

With new coal plants increasingly off the agenda, southeast Asia is turning to LNG as a means of powering the region’s economies. [Gas in Transition, Volume 2, Issue 3]

The First Gen Mentor founder Giovanna Gonzalez and Talk Finances to Me founder Jennifer Toledo on how to deal with the pressure to support family.

First Gen Corp. said Wednesday it donated solar panels to targeted state facilities in the city of Tuguegarao and Cagayan province as part of its efforts to promote climate change consciousness for a decarbonized future. The solar panel systems, each with a market value between P150,000 to P170,000, was turned…

Lopez-led First Gen Corporation and Energy Development Corporation (EDC) have signed up at least 11 new customers for power supply agreements (PSAs) anchored on the Green Energy Option Program (GEOP) instituted by the government. First Gen-EDC's new customers include Asahi Electrical Manufacturi

Lopez power firms First Gen Corp. and Energy Development Corp. have switched large power users to 100 percent renewable energy as part of the first wave of switchers under the government’s Green Energy Option Program.

The power unit of the Lopez Group has so far signed up 10 entities that have shifted to renewable energy (RE) through licensed Green Energy Option Program (GEOP) supplier First Gen Corp. and its 100 percent RE arm, Energy Development Corp. (First Gen-EDC). The first batch of switchers are Asahi…