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[Vantage Point] NGCP – what's wrong with it? - Vimarsana News

[Vantage Point] NGCP – what's wrong with it?

The financials of NGCP's major shareholder, SGP, illustrate the corporation's financial health

Billionaire sneaker guy James Go: The perks of being chair emeritus - Vimarsana News

Billionaire sneaker guy James Go: The perks of being chair emeritus

Filipino billionaire James Go, chair emeritus of several Gokongwei Group companies, is definitely a sneaker guy – even in black-tie events.

MORE Power warns of potential power interruptions in Iloilo - Vimarsana News

MORE Power warns of potential power interruptions in Iloilo

Razon-led MORE Electric and Power Corp. on Thursday advised its customers of possible rotational power interruption, citing insufficient power generation supply.

MIC President Backs Investment in NGCP for Energy Sector Strengthening - Vimarsana News

MIC President Backs Investment in NGCP for Energy Sector Strengthening

MIC President Consing endorses investment in NGCP proposed by House Speaker Romualdez, citing its crucial role in the country's power system. The move aims to lower energy costs, improve reliability, and foster public-private partnerships for sustainable development. However, Consing emphasizes the need for careful consideration and transparency in the investment process. Investing in NGCP through MIC is seen as a bold step towards securing energy independence and economic prosperity for the Philippines. (Source: SunStar Philippines)

Philippines' China-backed grid operator in trouble for power outage - Vimarsana News

Philippines' China-backed grid operator in trouble for power outage

The Philippine power grid operator, partly owned by China's State Grid Corp, is in hot water for what the government said was its failure to prevent an outage that left millions without electricity for days.