Who comes after MVP? Pangilinan has successors in mind.
The 80-year-old tycoon says the next crop of leaders will be in their 30s or early 40s, adding that they can’t be ‘the run-of-the-mill legacy guys majored in HRM or home economics’
The 80-year-old tycoon says the next crop of leaders will be in their 30s or early 40s, adding that they can’t be ‘the run-of-the-mill legacy guys majored in HRM or home economics’
This is just part of the P8.7 billion in unrecovered pass-through costs that the Energy Regulatory Commission has allowed Meralco to collect over three years, in a newly released decision
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System loss may dominate the debate, but generation costs makes up the vast majority of your electricity bill – and fixing it could cut Luzon household rates by up to 28%, says the World Bank
The sale comes as Leviste faces plunder and graft complaints before the Ombudsman alongside his mother, Senator Loren Legarda, and former energy secretary Alfonso Cusi over roughly P10 billion in solar projects
For a household consuming 200 kWh, that translates to savings of about P8 on the monthly electricity bill
Power, connectivity, data centers – MVP has all three, and now he’s looking into how his group can pitch in on Tarlac’s emerging tech hub
In the energy tycoon’s own words, nuclear isn’t quite the ‘slam dunk’ its proponents make it out to be
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‘We’re looking at the impact of removal of system loss, whether total or phased in, whether just the nontechnical, whether there’s a lowering of the cap,’ says ERC chair Francis Juan