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business.inquirer.net > 608515 > 12-geothermal-energy-firms-seek-funding-boost > amp

12 geothermal energy firms seek funding boost

2+ day, 9+ hour ago   (317+ words) MANILA, Philippines — A total of 12 developers wanting to explore geothermal opportunities in the Philippines may receive financial support through the government’s $170-million derisking facility, an official said. Speaking to reporters last week, Energy Undersecretary Rowena Cristina Guevara said that about…...

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Go beyond what’s on your plate: Explore more at MAFBEX 2026

2+ mon, 4+ week ago   (485+ words) Inquirer.net Go beyond what’s on your plate: Explore more at MAFBEX 2026 If there’s one thing Worldbex Services International has mastered over the years, it’s turning exhibitions into experiences. Known for its signature “Beyond Expositions” philosophy, WSI continues to prove…...

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business.inquirer.net > 573704 > jollibee-shifts-99-of-commissary-needs-to-geothermal-power-from-first-gen

Jollibee shifts 99% of commissary needs to geothermal power from First Gen

6+ mon, 2+ week ago   (273+ words) MANILA, Philippines — Jollibee Group is going big to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions, with 99 percent of the power needs of its food production hubs now sourced from geothermal energy. For this move, the group tapped Lopez-led First Gen Corp. for…...