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  3. SENATOR JV Ejercito, chairperson of the Senate finance panel, flags deep cuts to major railway projects and an additional P8.04 billion for flood control after receiving the General Appropriations Bill from the House of Representatives. The Senate panel found that P130 billion had been slashed from foreign-assisted projects and P40.4 billion cut from the Department of Transportation’s budget. The reallocation affected the funding for the Metro Manila Subway Project and the North-South Commuter Railway.

    House budget slashes rail projects

    Senator JV Ejercito flagged major changes to the House-approved ₱7.2-trillion 2027 national budget, including ₱130 billion in cuts to foreign-assisted…

    Edjen Oliquino·

  15. TMI Mobile 2’s BESS is expected to be operational by the second quarter of 2026.

    Balance of power from TMI’s BESS

    The oil-fired power plants, coupled with the BESS technology, help balance supply and demand in the grid as an ancillary service.

    TDT·

  16. Therma Marine Inc., a subsidiary of Aboitiz Power Corp., is set to start building its 48-MW Nasipit Hybrid Energy Storage System project. It first introduced its hybrid BESS model through a facility installed at TMI Mobile 1, an oil-fired power plant in Maco, Davao de Oro in 2022.

    AboitizPower begins 48-MW BESS project

    ‘Once completed, the Nasipit BESS project will help enable more grid stability and support the growing share of renewable energy in our grid. It’s a smart…

    Maria Bernadette Romero·

  17. AboitizPower Begins 48-MW BESS Project in Agusan

    AboitizPower Begins 48-MW BESS Project in Agusan

    Aboitiz Power Corp. (AboitizPower), through its subsidiary Therma Marine Inc. (TMI), has started the construction of a 48-megawatt (MW) Nasipit Hybrid Energy…

    Maria Bernadette Romero·

  19. First Gen gets green serious Lopez-led First Gen re-elects members of the board of First Gen Corporation, led by its chairperson and CEO Federico Lopez (center), for another one-year term during the company’s recent annual stockholders’ meeting and election. The board members include (from left) Edgar Chua, Alicia Rita Morales, president and COO Francis Giles Puno, Manuel Lopez Jr., Maria Presentacion Abello and Manolo Michael de Guzman. Also re-elected are Elvira Bautista, Cielito Habito and Richard Raymond Tantoco (not in photo). Chua, Morales and Habito are independent directors. First Gen stands out as the country’s leading clean and renewable energy (RE) provider with an installed capacity of at least 3,639 megawatts. During the annual meeting, First Gen bared its program to expand its total installed capacity to 13,000 megawatts by 2030. Of this target capacity, roughly 7,500 MW will come from new RE.

    Citicore backs RE bid with BESS

    ‘(We will bid for) solar and I believe the DoE (Department of Energy) will include solar and BESS so that will also be another technology that we are…

    Maria Bernadette Romero·