@llectura@BusinessMirror Most people get the idea that all their electricity money goes to @meralco and other distributors but things like Transmission Charges, Systems Loss and more go to NGCP.
@deanmelofficial De Lima's acquittal plus the uncovering of one anomaly after another would never have been possible while Duterte was in power which only shows the grip he exerted on everything, including the judiciary. So, yes, de Lima should seek redress now since she has a better chance.
@bilyonaryo_ph No question that a new ROW law is needed. What I want to know is what exactly should go into that law that will accelerate ROW acquisition? We need ironclad legislation that will push aside the efforts of influential and connected landowners.
@IvanAtHome Roque is a victim of unrequited affection. He practically worships the ground trod on by a man who basically cast him aside when he was no longer useful. Yet he persists.
@rapplerdotcom At the advice of Teddy Boy Locsin Duterte terminated partnership talks with China near the end of his term. But just before stepping down government issued a suspension of all Recto Bank explorations, thus blocking plans of PXP-Forum Energy to pursue their Service Contracts
@rapplerdotcom ...in Recto Bank. This suspension was issued by the Cabinet Cluster on Justice and Security, presumably over dears of China. So BBM can indeed order them to lift it. Moreover, the SC has declared joint partnership unconstitutional. Foreign companies may only sign on as contractor
@bilyonaryo_ph Compared to top nickel miner Indonesia which has more than 10 nickel smelters, second placer Philippines has only 2. @iamMVP said to justify investment in smelters there has to be more nickel mining. Investments on those proposed plants will depend on the state of the industry.
@bilyonaryo_ph Whether you believe the issues about the BNPP or not, ultimately micro-modular nuclear reactors are more practical for the Philippines in terms of cost-effectiveness and efficiency.
Thank you @maynilad@ManilaWaterPH and @SMC_Offical for proving what has always been true (but ignored by many): Government needs the assistance of the private sector.
The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) said San Miguel Corp., Metro Pacific Investments Corp. (MPIC), and Manila Water Co., Inc. have submitted proposals for bulk water supply and hydropower projects.
https://t.co/bLJerT7wFg
@bworldph Many thanks to @maynilad@ManilaWaterPH@SMC_Offical and other private companies for their assistance. Grateful that this administration is friendlier towards big business that encourages the latter's investments.
Encouraging that Ramon S Ang is interested in @mpic_ph plans to include its (soon to be awarded) Indonesian tollways into their joint project's valuation.
https://t.co/KfCclYiC5T
@XyzOrbon@meralco@ontariotech_u The great thing about education is that these 5 can also later train others. Imagine: Nuclear facilities run entirely by Filipinos.
We may not yet have a nuclear program but that hasn't stopped @Meralco from sending Filipino nuclear scholars to @ontariotech_u confident that they will always find employment. (I hope they return here for Meralco's modular nuke reactor program.)
https://t.co/8HCiPe59Hp
@yu_nis11131@meralco@ontariotech_u Quite possible. They'll at least have the advantage of being close to home and being part of a pioneer industry. Those kind of jobs usually pay well.
Andrew Tan of @HamPyth plays his Corporate Social Responsibility card by getting @meralco 's MPower to energize AGI holdings w/ #RenewableEnergy also making the company an attractive investment.
The local retail electricity supplier of Manila Electric Co. (Meralco) is set to supply clean energy to Alliance Global Group Inc. (AGI) of tycoon Andrew Tan. https://t.co/5HIjMsequV
@patrickvmiguel Kudos to Andrew Tan for his Corporate Social Responsibility. He will benefit from this since companies using #RenewableEnergy are attractive to investors. Ringing endorsement, too, for @meralco#MPOwer