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Tulfo: JCEC to probe NGCP, energy woes - Vimarsana News

Tulfo: JCEC to probe NGCP, energy woes

The Joint Congressional Energy Commission (JCEC) is set to tackle the current energy crisis plaguing the country and the various proposals seeking to revoke the franchise of the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP), Sen. Rafael "Raffy" Tulfo said.

Source: mb.com.ph
NGCP: China's shares in grid corporation won't pose nat'l security threat; senators disagree - Vimarsana News

NGCP: China's shares in grid corporation won't pose nat'l security threat; senators disagree

The 40 percent ownership of State Grid Corporation of China in the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) won’t pose a national security threat, the NGCP assistant corporate secretary told the Senate energy committee Wednesday.

China no longer treats us as friends: Ejercito - Vimarsana News

China no longer treats us as friends: Ejercito

MANILA: Senator JV Ejercito (pic) said he no longer considers China a friend, considering its “very hostile and aggressive” behaviour in the West Philippine Sea.

Government may take back control of NGCP - Vimarsana News

Government may take back control of NGCP

The government will take back control of the National Grid Corp. of the Philippines “if necessary,” Malacañang said yesterday as the Senate started scrutinizing China’s role in the operations of the country’s sole power grid operator.

Escudero says reacquiring gov't assets might turn off investors - Vimarsana News

Escudero says reacquiring gov't assets might turn off investors

Senator Francis “Chiz” Escudero has warned that reacquiring properties formerly owned by the Philippine government might discourage foreign investors from investing in the country.

Source: mb.com.ph