Fuel prices climb after rolling cuts
Fuel prices have risen again this week, ending a three-week streak of rollbacks as global market factors drive oil costs higher.
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Fuel prices have risen again this week, ending a three-week streak of rollbacks as global market factors drive oil costs higher.
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American firm Valar Atomics Research Institute is developing a micro high-temperature gas reactor in the Philippines under a partnership with the Philippine…
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SPPC owns and operates the 1,200-megawatt Ilijan natural gas-fired power plant in Batangas City while SPI was the former San Miguel Electricity Corp. that…
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International Forest Day (IFD) on 21 March was marked by the launching of an ambitious project to plant five million trees by 2028. The Department of…
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ING targets higher global sustainable financing of $157.19 billion per year starting in 2027.
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Globe’s partnership with Vertiv has been instrumental in improving energy efficiency and reducing greenhouse gas emissions across its operations.
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Meat and rice prices are once again in the spotlight, In a recent radio interview, Agriculture Assistant Secretary Arnel de Mesa confirmed that the suggested…
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‘What we hope is to prevent rotating brownouts. We incur heavy losses during brownouts and we cannot rely on generators.’
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This season, an extraordinary dinner buffet experience is dedicated to Pampanga’s time-honored food traditions in the heart of Ortigas.
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Summer is all about effortless style, and nothing captures the essence of warm, breezy days like woven textures.
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The Directors’ Guild of the Philippines, Inc. (DGPI) has condemned the last-minute withdrawal of Baby Ruth Villarama’s documentary Food Delivery from the…
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The price of pork in many markets across Metro Manila has gradually decreased nearly two weeks after the implementation of the maximum suggested retail price…
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‘It might shy away foreign investors if the Philippines start implementing carbon tax and our competitors will not impose the same carbon tax.’
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Justice remains elusive for fisherfolk whose lives and livelihoods suffered in the last two years due to the oil spill, and likely even for years to come.
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The best advice during summertime is to balance your hot and cold foods. Do not eat excessively of one kind of temperature.
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Metro Manila’s high costs push more families to rent, underscoring the growing challenge of housing accessibility in the country.
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Former Presidential Assistant for Food Security and Agricultural Modernization and now senatorial candidate Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan said the national…
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The government aims to introduce 1,200 megawatts (MW) of nuclear capacity by 2032, expanding to 2,600 MW by 2035 and 4,800 MW by 2050.
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