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ACEN sells 49% stake in India wind venture

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By Brix Lelis Verified
| The Philippine STAR Verified
MANILA, Philippines — ACEN Corp. is pursuing another strategic stake sale in India, this time by selling up to a 49-percent interest in a wind power project to a Dutch investor. In a regulatory filing yesterday, the Ayala Group’s listed energy platform said it would divest its minority stake in Diyos Renewables India Project Pte. Ltd. to Netherlands-based Diamond India Renewables One B.V. (DIRO).
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Over 100 erring power firms snub DOE show-cause order

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By Brix Lelis Verified
| The Philippine STAR Verified
MANILA, Philippines — Some 121 power producers appear to have shrugged off show cause orders (SCOs) issued by the Department of Energy (DOE) over potential violations. Energy Secretary Sharon Garin said 114 of the 174 on-grid power generation companies (gencos) served with SCOs last week failed to respond. In off-grid areas, meanwhile, seven of the 29 gencos also did not comply with the directive to explain their reportorial lapses and the prolonged outages of their power plants.
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Voltai gears up for nationwide expansion

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By Brix Lelis Verified
| The Philippine STAR Verified
MANILA, Philippines — Voltai, the electric mobility startup backed by Aboitiz Power Corp., is doubling down on Metro Manila while gearing up for expansion into other key urban centers across the country. “Our current priority is first to saturate Metro Manila and then go up to the north and south of Metro Manila,” Voltai co-founder and chief product officer Nico Policarpio said in an interview.
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