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31,930 results for “36-centavo per kilowatt-hour (kWh) reduction”

  1. THE Manila Electric Co. has completed a competitive auction for its 600-megawatt baseload requirement, attracting major generation companies with bids priced around P5.60 per kilowatt-hour or lower.

    Meralco power auction clears at below P5.60/kWh

    Meralco secures 600 MW of baseload power at below P5.60 per kWh, with three generators set to supply customers under 15-year contracts starting in 2028.

    Maria Bernadette Romero·

  2. Meralco power auction clears at below P5.60/kWh

    Meralco power auction clears at below P5.60/kWh

    Meralco’s latest power auction secured 600 MW of baseload supply at below P5.60/kWh, with Mariveles Power Gen, Sual Power and GNPower Mariveles offering the…

    Maria Bernadette Romero·

  3. Hayden Panettiere dies at 36

    Hayden Panettiere dies at 36

    Actress Hayden Panettiere, who rose from child stardom to prominent roles in “Heroes” and “Nashville,” has died at 36. No cause of death has been publicly…

    Eliana Lacap·

  4. THE collapsed Hyatt Terraces Baguio Hotel remains a bitter memory for residents after the 7.8 magnitude quake on 16 July 1990.

    Lessons, scars 36 years after Baguio quake

    A survivor recalls the devastating 1990 Luzon earthquake in Baguio City, the trauma left behind, and growing concerns over urban expansion, building safety and…

    Aldwin Quitasol·

  5. ERC sets P9.30/kWh price tag for WTE push

    ERC sets P9.30/kWh price tag for WTE push

    The nearly P9.30/kWh rate reflects the high cost of developing and operating pioneer Waste-To-Energy facilities, including specialized combustion equipment,…

    Maria Bernadette Romero·

  6. THE value of one peso in 2018 has fallen to just P0.73 due to inflation, according to the Philippine Statistics Authority.

    Peso purchasing power falls to 73 centavos

    The Philippine peso’s purchasing power has fallen to its lowest since 2018 as inflation accelerates to 7.2 percent, driven by rising fuel, food, and transport…

    Toby Magsaysay·

  7. P1 in 2018 now worth only 73 centavos

    P1 in 2018 now worth only 73 centavos

    The Philippine peso’s purchasing power has dropped to its lowest since 2018, with P1 now worth only 73 centavos as inflation accelerates to 7.2% in April.…

    Toby Magsaysay·