Nexif Ratch Energy Obtains Government Support for its Offshore Wind Projects in the Philippines
Nexif Ratch Energy has announced that its 500 MW San Miguel Bay Wind Project and 475 MW Lucena Wind Power Project have been granted the Certificate of Energy Project of National Significance (CEPNS) by the Department of Energy (DOE), Philippines.
The 500 MW San Miguel Bay Wind Project in Camarines Sur and the 475 MW Lucena Wind Power Project in Quezon Province are key offshore wind developments by Nexif Ratch Energy in the Philippines. These projects are part of a broader 2.5 GW pipeline, which includes 219 MW already operational or under construction. Together, they represent the company's most advanced offshore wind initiatives in the country.
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December 12, 2024
Jacobs to Support 3.5 GW/4.5 GWh Solar plus Battery Energy Storage System in Philippines
Terra Solar Philippines Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of SP New Energy Corporation (SPNEC), has selected Jacobs to deliver engineering services, technical advice, and construction phase service...
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November 13, 2024
Philippines’ DOE approves expanded capacity for Alternergy’s Tanay Wind Project
The Philippines’ Department of Energy (DOE) has approved an increase in the registered capacity for the Tanay Wind Power Project up to 128 MW, up from its initial 112 MW capacity Locat...
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UK’s Actis to invest US$600 million in Solar project in Philippines
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August 02, 2024
ACEN Corporation’s US$ 32.9 million loan to support next phase of San Marcelino Solar Project
ACEN Corporation has signed a PHP 1.92 billion (US$ 32.9 million) loan agreement with its subsidiary, Santa Cruz Solar Energy Incorporation, to support the third phase of the San Marcelino Solar Proje...
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July 18, 2024
Approval sought for 250 MW floating solar in Philippines
NKS Solar One has requested regulatory approval to build and operate a PHP 1.62 billion (US$27.6 million) 250 MW floating solar array near Manila and to connect it to the national grid in the Philippi...
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