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    RSA-NEA tandem averts heavily indebted Albay Electric Cooperative disconnection from grid

    San Miguel Global Power (SMGP), the power generation arm of diversified conglomerate San Miguel Corporation (SMC), has come to the rescue of debt-saddled Albay...

     Libreng Sakay program to continue with P1.285-B budget

    Commuters are to continue availing of free rides, including on the EDSA Busway system, as P1.285 billion has been provided the government’s Service Contracting...

    Foreign firm to start tests for possible hydrogen power plant in Zamboanga

    A foreign firm is set to conduct technical studies and tests this month for the possible development of a hydrogen power plant in Olutanga...

    URC instant coffee, potato snack items top food brand survey in 2022

    Universal Robina Corporation’s food offerings continue to be among the most chosen brands in the Philippines, according to London-based brand consulting firm Kantar Group. “URC...

    Pasay City cites SM companies among its top taxpayers

    SM group’s various businesses were recognized as top taxpayers in Pasay City in appreciation ceremonies held at Conrad Manila.

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    Dagohoy solar plant begins commercial operations in Bohol

    PetroEnergy Resources Corp. (PERC) announced that its 27.121 MW Dagohoy solar power plant in Bohol has officially commenced commercial operations as of Wednesday, 16 July 2025.

    Thousands of hectares hit by sugar pest as crisis deepens

    The red-striped soft scale insect (RSSI) infestation in the Visayas has sharply worsened, now affecting 2,923.13 hectares and impacting 1,574 farmers as of 9 July, according to the Sugar Regulatory Administration (SRA).

    SEC enforces strict timelines with “deemed approved” policy

    The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has rolled out new guidelines enforcing its “deemed approved” policy, setting mandatory processing timelines for most applications submitted by entities under its supervision.

    Fuel prices surge after Red Sea attacks

    Motorists will face higher fuel costs starting today, Monday, as oil companies roll out significant price hikes at the pumps following renewed terror attacks in the Red Sea and signs of firm global petroleum demand.
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