MANILA - The Department of Finance (DOF) is now finetuning a proposed arrangement with the Power Sector Assets and Liabilities Management Corporation (PSALM) and National Power Corp. (NPC) on the funding rollout and implementation of the estimated PHP16.71-billion rehabilitation projects for the decades-old facilities in the Agus-Pulangi Hydropower Plant Complex (APHPC) in Mindanao. Under the proposed memorandum of agreement (MOA), the DOF will be the main implementing agency, loan borrower and budget holder, and loan borrower for the rehabilitation projects. The PSALM and NPC, as owner and operator, respectively, of the APHPC will both serve as the implementing units. Divided into two projects, the first series will involve the rehabilitation of the Agus IV, V, VI, and VII plants in the APHPC, which is expected to generate a total rated capacity of 417.1 megawatts, said NPC officer-in-charge (OIC) senior vice president Melchor Ridulme in his report to Finance Secretary Carlos Domingue
The Philippines is eyeing to borrow an estimated P16.71 billion for the rehabilitation of Agus-Pulangi power plants in Mindanao as it aims to hasten the country’s shift to clean energy resources. The Department of Finance (DOF) bared on Tuesday it is now fine tuning a proposed arrangement with the Power…
The Department of Finance (DOF) is proposing to be both loan borrower and project owner for the P16.7 billion rehabilitation projects of the ageing Agus-Pulangi Hydropower Plant Complex (APHPC) in Mindanao. The DOF said on Tuesday, June 28, that it is currently “finetuning” a planned arrangement wi
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