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MGen-GBP employees bring holiday cheers in Bulacan and Rizal

MGen-GBP employees bring holiday cheers in Bulacan and Rizal

MGen-GBP employees together with the students from Dona Paz Sumulong Elementary School during the Pamaskong Handog in Baras, Rizal. Some of the MGen-GBP volunteers distribute noche buena packages and gift bags to the families and kids of Brgy. Tibagan—one of the...

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BALIK ESKWELA KITS FOR BARAS PUPILS

BALIK ESKWELA KITS FOR BARAS PUPILS

In photo (L-R): PHRI Site Head RJ Rivera, MGen-GBP CSR Luzon Head Jason Gavina, MES Head Teacher Mercedita Dampog, and some of the pupil-recipients. BALIK ESKWELA KITS. In time for the resumption of full in-person classes, PH Renewables, Inc. (PHRI) provided 100...

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PH Renewables leads tree planting activity in Rizal

PH Renewables leads tree planting activity in Rizal

  Under One Meralco Foundation’s One for Trees program, PH Renewables Inc. (PHRI)—a subsidiary of MGen Renewable Energy, Inc. (MGreen)—led a tree planting activity last November 3 in partnership with the local government unit of Baras, Rizal. Around 60 volunteers...

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PEMC acclaims MGen units for exemplary compliance

PEMC acclaims MGen units for exemplary compliance

Cebu Energy Development Corporation (CEDC) and Panay Power Corporation (PPC)-Nabas, thermal facilities of Global Business Power Corporation (GBP) under the Meralco PowerGen (MGen) Group, recently garnered citations for their exemplary compliance on the rules being...

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In the News

Meralco PowerGen to join supply bidding

By Alena Mae Flores | Manila Standard   Meralco PowerGen Corp. expressed interest to join the competitive selection process for the supply of 1,800 megawatts of base load power to Manila Electric Co. “Yes, MGen will join,” Meralco PowerGen president Rogelio...

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Top power firms keen on Meralco CSP

By Lenie Lectura | Business Mirror   The biggest power producers in the industry, including San Miguel Corp. (SMC), are now evaluating the bid terms released Thursday by the Manila Electric Co. (Meralco) for the 1,800megawatts (MW) Competitive Selection Process...

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‘Coal plants to boost Luzon grid capacity’

By Lenie Lectura | Business Mirror   Nearly 6,000 megawatts (MW) of total power generation capacity would be added to the Luzon grid until 2025, the Department of Energy (DOE) said. A report released Monday showed that bulk of the committed power projects as of...

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Meralco unit resumes work on 2 power plants

By Myrna M. Velasco Manila Bulletin The power generation investment arm of Manila Electric Company (Meralco) has resumed development works and construction activities at its project-sites in Atimonan, Quezon and San Miguel, Bulacan as lockdown restrictions had already...

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MGen resumes site activities in Quezon, Bulacan

By The Manila Times Meralco PowerGen Corp. (MGen) announced on Friday the resumption of site activities in Quezon and Bulacan provinces after the government eased quarantine restrictions this month. In a statement, the power generation arm of the Manila Electric Co....

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MGen resumes construction of power plants

By Adam J. Ang, Business World Two project companies of Meralco Powergen Corp. (MGen), the power generation arm of Manila Electric Co. (Meralco), have resumed site activities as the government further relaxed the quarantine measures in Luzon. Atimonan One Energy,...

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Meralco bares plan to boost generation capacity to 3,000 MW

By Alena Mae S. Flores | Manila Standard Power retailer Manila Electric Co. is looking at generating 3,000 megawatts in the next five years, including 1,000 MW from renewable energy. “We are targeting around 3,000 MW within the next five years, with 1,000 MW allocated...

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Meralco eyes 3,000 MW capacity

By  Danessa Rivera | The Philippine Star MANILA, Philippines — Manila Electric Co.  is eyeing  3,000 megawatts (MW) in capacity as part of its growth strategy for power generating unit Meralco Powergen Corp. (MGen). “We are targeting around 3,000 MW in the next five...

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