By Tara Yap
THE ambient air quality within several villages surrounding the 164-megawatt coal-fired power plant in Ingore, La Paz, Iloilo City is normal.
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Showing posts with label energy. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Why Peco gets conservative with new power supply contract
By Francis Allan L. Angelo
RABID opposition by parties riling against additional power sources in Panay may have forced Panay Electric Co. (Peco) to be conservative in contracting power from the coal-fired power plant of Global Business Power Corp. (GBPC).
RABID opposition by parties riling against additional power sources in Panay may have forced Panay Electric Co. (Peco) to be conservative in contracting power from the coal-fired power plant of Global Business Power Corp. (GBPC).
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GBPC,
investments,
PEDC,
power crisis,
PPC
POWER FOR ILOILO CITY
Coal plant still on load test but now mitigating outages
By Tara Yap
LONG power outages may now be mitigated as the region’s first-coal fired power plant is currently generating 50% of its capacity after successfully synchronizing its system to the grid and Panay Electric Company, Iloilo City’s lone power distributor.
By Tara Yap
LONG power outages may now be mitigated as the region’s first-coal fired power plant is currently generating 50% of its capacity after successfully synchronizing its system to the grid and Panay Electric Company, Iloilo City’s lone power distributor.
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coal-fired power plant,
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GBPC,
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PECO,
PEDC,
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‘DON’T STOP COAL PLANT’
Drilon: New capacity key to solving acute power shortage
By Francis Allan L. Angelo
AN Ilonggo senator quelled calls to shut down the coal-fired power plant in LaPaz, Iloilo City despite the foul odor being blamed on the facility.
By Francis Allan L. Angelo
AN Ilonggo senator quelled calls to shut down the coal-fired power plant in LaPaz, Iloilo City despite the foul odor being blamed on the facility.
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coal-fired power plant,
economy,
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Franklin Drilon,
GBPC,
PECO,
power crisis
RE: COAL PLANT ODOR
Fr Celiz: Don’t be alarmed; Fr Cuadras: Shut it down
By Francis Allan L. Angelo
A CATHOLIC priest and member of the multi-partite monitoring team (MMT) assuaged fears caused by the odor that was again blamed on the coal-fired power plant at Brgy. Ingore, LaPaz, Iloilo City.
By Francis Allan L. Angelo
A CATHOLIC priest and member of the multi-partite monitoring team (MMT) assuaged fears caused by the odor that was again blamed on the coal-fired power plant at Brgy. Ingore, LaPaz, Iloilo City.
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coal-fired power plant,
energy,
environment,
GBPC,
PEDC,
power crisis
Monday, November 15, 2010
‘Peco’s supply contract with PEDC conservative’
By Francis Allan L. Angelo
IS Panay Electric Co.’s (Peco) power supply deal with Global Business Power Corp. (GBPC) enough to cover present and future power demands of Iloilo City?
IS Panay Electric Co.’s (Peco) power supply deal with Global Business Power Corp. (GBPC) enough to cover present and future power demands of Iloilo City?
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coal-fired power plant,
energy,
ERC,
GBPC,
PECO,
PEDC,
power crisis,
PPC
Friday, November 5, 2010
Coal plant test run slated
By Francis Allan L. Angelo
THE contractor of the 164-megawatt coal-fired power plant in LaPaz, Iloilo City will test run the facility’s first unit next week en route to its actual commercial operations next year.
THE contractor of the 164-megawatt coal-fired power plant in LaPaz, Iloilo City will test run the facility’s first unit next week en route to its actual commercial operations next year.
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business,
coal-fired power plant,
energy,
GBPC,
investments,
PEDC
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