[Vantage Point] Semirara: The government is auctioning an energy crisis
The government’s pursuit of the highest financial offer may inadvertently trigger the Philippines’ most expensive energy failure
The government’s pursuit of the highest financial offer may inadvertently trigger the Philippines’ most expensive energy failure
The best time to buy assets or invest money is during a severe market crash or panic, when everyone else is terrified and selling
The numbers explain why I found Jaime Zobel de Ayala’s speech before the Makati Business Club more unsettling than inspirational
Repeated power interruptions have drawn concern from domestic and international clients about Cebu’s capability to support business needs, possibly affecting future transactions and partnerships, says a business leader
Expect too Meralco’s higher distribution charges to kick in next month, but a newly approved refund could soften that impact on consumers
Only a month before its exit, the private equity giant had been seeking to increase its First Gen stake and take the Lopez-led power company private, but the proposal was rejected
Who’s in, who’s out in Lopez Holdings, and what happens next after the annual stockholders’ meeting of the firm on Monday, September 14
‘Let’s brace ourselves for possible increases pa rin,’ Energy Secretary Sharon Garin says as the Department of Energy certifies that Dubai crude price averaged $99.41 per barrel from August 13 to September 11
ASEAN’s reliance on Middle Eastern crude oil, coupled with rising global prices, has prompted discussions on implementing regional fuel-security measures and long-term initiatives like the ASEAN Power Grid and renewable energy deployment