Philippines, Negros Occidental - The town of Pulupandan will soon get a taste of clean energy from wind turbines that are set to produce 50 megawatts (MW) of wind power by the end of 2015. This huge project is funded by a Filipino-owned power generation firm.
Get Ready for more green vehicles this 2013. The approval of the Alternative Fuel Vehicle Act is expected to pave the way for electric vehicles and hybrid cars. The bill is expected to lower the cost of EVs and Hybrids with its tax exemption schemes. And hopefully encourage more companies and investors Read more »
The City of smiles gets an eco-friendly reason to smile even more. After the Asian Development Bank (ADB) has chosen Davao, City as one of only three locations in the Asia-Pacific to test its bicycle-sharing program.
Philippines - The electric jeepney received that highest recognition for sustainability and innovation in this year’s nation wide Inclusive Mobility Challenge. The contest aims to promote more sustainable and innovative solutions in the urban public transport system, focusing on the needs of the poor and the general public.
This past few months, The streets of Manila Philippines has been inundated and a content in the news. Regular player are tons and tons of garbage in the shore and floating in the water world like streets of Metro Manila. Questions are everywhere on how to atleast reduce waste to Read more »
Philippine Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC), announced the approval of the initial FiT (Feed-in Tarrifs) that applies to all generated energy from renewable energy sources (RES) particularly Hydro, Biomass, Wind, and Solar. ERC however, didn’t fix the FiT or OTEC (Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion) Resources for further research and study.
A Filipino inventor has found a way to convert plastic trash into fuel - Gasoline, Diesel and Kerosene. Though not a very new invention, Jayme Navarro has found his own way of turning plastic into fuel, through a process called “Pyrolysis”. This patented system has been proven to convert non-biodegradable Read more »
The Philippines has been a trend setter for electric vehicles (EV) for the past years. Though they do not have the latest nor the most high-tech electric vehicle technology in world. They have managed to push for initiatives and create several programs promoting the use of electric vehicles.
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