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First Gen IPhone Sold For Almost $40,000- Gizchina.com - Vimarsana News

First Gen IPhone Sold For Almost $40,000- Gizchina.com

The first Gen iPhone came with some interesting specs that will make you laugh if you compare them with specs of today's Iphones.

Net Zero Carbon Alliance bares framework toward private sector carbon neutrality by 2050 - Vimarsana News

Net Zero Carbon Alliance bares framework toward private sector carbon neutrality by 2050

The Net Zero Carbon Alliance, a pioneering multi-sectoral consortium seeking to achieve collective carbon neutrality beginning in the Philippine private sector, has reconvened on its first anniversary and bared its strategic framework toward such a goal.

No more delays in construction of Batangas LNG terminal - Vimarsana News

No more delays in construction of Batangas LNG terminal

First Gen Corp. does not expect further delays in the completion of its interim offshore liquefied natural gas receiving terminal in Batangas by the first quarter of next year.

First Gen adopts Batangas City dumpsite conversion project - Vimarsana News

First Gen adopts Batangas City dumpsite conversion project

First Gen Corporation, the country’s leading clean energy company, is helping the local government of Batangas City rehabilitate and transform the city’s closed garbage dumpsite into a recreation park and wildlife rescue center. In a statement, the firm said First Gen Vice President Ramon Araneta

Source: mb.com.ph
First Gen to transform Batangas dumpsite into an eco-park - Vimarsana News

First Gen to transform Batangas dumpsite into an eco-park

Lopez-led First Gen Corp. has teamed up with the local government of Batangas City to rehabilitate a closed garbage dumpsite into a recreation park and wildlife rescue center.