Power Play: Developing Renewable Energy Solutions for the Philippines | ANC
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 เม.ย. 2022
- Power Play: ANC’s Michelle Ong talks to Atty Andre de Jesus (DOE), Eric Francia (ACEN), Leandro Leviste (Solar Philippines), Oliver Tan (Citicore Power), Ed Francisco (BDO Capital), and Sara Ahmed (Financial Futures Center) about the current and future energy landscape of the country.
Listen in as they share their thoughts on how the country can achieve energy self-sufficiency by harnessing naturally abundant resources and turning it into clean power.
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With such incentives for REs, the feed in tariff imposed on the electric consumers should be removed already and instead the government should be the one to subsidize these projects because as we know solar in particular is still expensive without the feedin tariff and other incentives so why let the consumers be burdened in favor of the solar plant owners since it's should be part of their business risk.
It should be all forms of energy sources. Both RE and nuclear energy should be on the table. Walang iwanan, fair playing field walang subsidy.
Agree. We need a diverse mix of energy sources for a reliable and sustainable future.
This is a very productive and informative conversation among the stakeholders and players of RE. After watching, I am confident that we will have an effective transition from fossil fuel to RE and achieve 35% RE of energy mix by 2030.
One of the major concerns of Investors is in case of PSA engagement, They can be assured of the completion of the Supply contract in order for them to recover their invested capital and corresponding recovery. In the case of PECO/MORE, the PSA of their suppliers were not honored and was shorted or cut-off by the new DU owner. This may be considered as a lobby for legislation that the LGU and DOE shall provide legislation on the assurance of PSA completion.
Ds coming new administration could invite more energy investors since d passing of new law giving foreigners 2 own 100 percent capital.
Who has the monopoly now of solar power ??!
Dunno, who? Leviste?
Nobody.. ATM, RE only accounts for 2-3% of supply, so nobody..
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