Greenpeace warns coal import dependence to worsen energy security in Southeast Asia
Greenpeace warned that consumers will shoulder the high electricity costs resulting from fossil fuel import dependence
Greenpeace warned that consumers will shoulder the high electricity costs resulting from fossil fuel import dependence
ishop Gerardo Alminaza of San Carlos urged the local government of Toledo City to “exercise its mandate to secure the safety of its residents” and conduct an immediate probe.
This mechanism will consist of two multibillion-dollar funds, each aiming for the early retirement or repurposing of coal plants and generating new cleaner energy investments.
The groups urged local government officials to issue an executive order and enact a local ordinance “that will declare Tagkawayan as a fossil-free and renewable energy municipality.”
CEED said Malampaya Energy XP Pte. Ltd. “did not meet the standards set by the Department of Energy on its financial and technical capability”