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- view websiteAlternative energy source for Masbate
The Philippine National Oil Company is looking to end the recurring brownouts in Masbate by negotiating with Shelby Anstalt, a Liechstenstein-based power… Read More »
- view websitePhilippine Department of Energy: Alternative fuels safe
Philippine Energy Secretary Raphael P. M. Lotilla released a statement to assure local car assemblers that the use of coco-biodiesel and bio-ethanol would… Read More »
- view websitePhilippines PNOC EDC Taps Spain's Elecnor For Wind Project
PNOC Energy Development Corp. said Thursday that it has engaged Spanish firm Elecnor S.A. (ENO.MC) to conduct a feasibility study on the development of… Read More »
- view websitePhilippino Government to study use of India plant as fuel
The Phillipino government has ventured to India to examine how they are using Jatropha curcas, or tuba-tuba in Filipino, as a diesel substitute. India's… Read More »
- view websiteGordon pushes use of biofuels in Philippines
Senators in the Philippines are pushing for mandated use of biofuels such as ethanol and biodiesel (coco-biodiesel).… Read More »
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