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The 53-page paper gives a number of useful data about the sector. It concluded that “judging by experience, the search for national industrialization in the mining sector would be difficult. In the past, the record of the Philippines in this regard was one of failure. This, however, should not prevent the country from attempting once again especially given the importance of industrialization to the growth of the economy.”
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China has a different agenda in its massive BRI project, some are useful, some are harmful to their partner countries. The Philippines should craft foreign affairs and energy policies that will secure the country’s economic needs, not China’s needs.
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The issue of more state coercion and taxation will be tackled in the inaugural “Philippine Students for Liberty Conference” this coming July 21-22, 2017 at the Hive Hotel in Quezon City. The event sponsor is the Students for Liberty Philippines (SFL-PH) and the theme will be “live freely, live fully.”
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Consumer groups and NGOs should bat for cheaper, stable electricity. If they fight for something else like intermittent and expensive renewables, or more expensive gas plants, then they abdicate their role as representatives of consumer interests. Pathetic.
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Energy 97, Solar can replace coal power in the PH?
There is a funny claim by the President of Solar
Philippines, also son of Sen. Loren Legarda, Leandro Leviste. Reported in BWorld today. Look at his claim: solar at P5.39/kWh vs average
generation cost from different sources at P8.17/kWh. These numbers seem...
There is a funny claim by the President of Solar
Philippines, also son of Sen. Loren Legarda, Leandro Leviste. Reported in BWorld today. Look at his claim: solar at P5.39/kWh vs average
generation cost from different sources at P8.17/kWh. These numbers seem...
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Energy 97, Solar can replace coal power in the PH?
There is a funny claim by the President of Solar
Philippines, also son of Sen. Loren Legarda, Leandro Leviste. Reported in BWorld today. Look at his claim: solar at P5.39/kWh vs average
generation cost from different sources at P8.17/kWh. These numbers seem...
There is a funny claim by the President of Solar
Philippines, also son of Sen. Loren Legarda, Leandro Leviste. Reported in BWorld today. Look at his claim: solar at P5.39/kWh vs average
generation cost from different sources at P8.17/kWh. These numbers seem...
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Climate Tricks 62, Climate religionism of Arcy Garcia
Some people have deep faith in the anthropogenic global warming (AGW) or "man-made only" warming and climate change (CC), deep faith like religion. Natural global warming-global cooling cycles, or nature-made warming and CC is taboo for them, no such thing,...
Some people have deep faith in the anthropogenic global warming (AGW) or "man-made only" warming and climate change (CC), deep faith like religion. Natural global warming-global cooling cycles, or nature-made warming and CC is taboo for them, no such thing,...
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BWorld 141, Reducing system loss, Part 2
* This is my article in BusinessWorld last Wednesday. This is a follow up to a previous piece entitled, “Rule
of law in Distribution system loss cap (June 7).” This sequel is prompted by
three recent developments: (a) “NEA seeks expanded authority over elec...
* This is my article in BusinessWorld last Wednesday. This is a follow up to a previous piece entitled, “Rule
of law in Distribution system loss cap (June 7).” This sequel is prompted by
three recent developments: (a) “NEA seeks expanded authority over elec...
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Drugs war 7, Duterte first year, one year of impunity
Today is the first of the six-years term of President Rodrigo Duterte. His administration is known for drugs-drugs-drugs preoccupation and the series of deaths and murders by the thousands of suspected drug pushers and users. One year of official "drugs war...
Today is the first of the six-years term of President Rodrigo Duterte. His administration is known for drugs-drugs-drugs preoccupation and the series of deaths and murders by the thousands of suspected drug pushers and users. One year of official "drugs war...
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The “hybrid PPP” plan of Dutertenomics… will invite big current and future controversies for the following reasons. One, private O&M operators will not take over a facility that they did not design and construct without prior intensive due diligence… Two, Dutertenomics’ sudden pivot to China ODA is highly anomalous because China is not exactly a good source of foreign aid even in the recent past… Three, PPP projects are generally the fastest way to do things compared to ODA funding, especially China ODA.
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