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The people of the Subic Bay area, of Olongapo City, Zambales province and neighboring places will suffer if the Redondo Peninsula Energy Inc's project to build a coal-fired power plant in a barangay within the territory governed by the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority pushes through. Not only the people of the present generation living in [.]
Oct 08, 2011· Posts about No to Coal written by jasminesantiago. Ayaw namin ng Coal Plant sa Subic at Olongapo City ! The people of Olongapo and Subic have spoken against the project of the RP Energy otherwise known to be the joint venture company between the Aboitiz Power Co., Meralco and the Taiwan Cogeneration Corporation (TCC) for a 600MW Coal-fired Power Plant in Redondo Peninsula, .
Jan 23, 2018· In its 38-page petition, the group Subic Bay Freeport Chamber for Health and Environment Conservation (SBFCHC) as well as the No to Coal Stakeholders Coalition of Subic Bay said the Civil Aviation ...
Jan 24, 2018· A fresh round of protests was launched on Tuesday to stop the construction of a 600-megawatt coal-fired power plant in the Subic Bay Freeport.
Potential mercury contamination of Subic's precious bay is a serious risk that policymakers must carefully consider. The bay's pollution will also deal a heavy blow to tourism, one of Subic's most prized industries today. OUR CALL: NO TO COAL PLANT IN SUBIC BAY! Northern Zambales was already a victim of the 600MW Masinloc Coal-Fired Power ...
Anti-coal advocates have asked the Court of Appeals to stop the construction of a coal power plant in Subic, Zambales, which they feared would harm the environment and pose an aviation hazard. The 38-page petition was filed by groups Subic Bay Freeport Chamber for Health and Environment Conservation (SBFCHC) and No to Coal Stakeholders Coalition of Subic Bay. They said the Civil Aviation ...
The proposed P56 billion ($1.33 billion) coal-fired power plant will be built at Mt. Redondo in Subic, Zambales. In 2010, a Lease Development Agreement for 40 hectares was signed between the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority(SBMA and Redondo Peninsula Energy (RPI).
The Facebook page entitled "No To Coal Plant In Subic Bay" has attracted over 6,000 members, who have voiced their opposition to the project. A certain William Best, a member of the page, posted ...
Constructing a coal-fired power plant in Subic Bay poses a multitude of clear threats to the environment, health, local economy and the resident's well-being in general. The coal plant also poses risks to farm animals which may ingest harmful particles emitted by the power plant.
Aug 26, 2011· Constructing a coal-fired power plant in Subic Bay poses a multitude of clear threats to the environment, health, local economy and the resident's well-being in general. The coal plant also poses risks to farm animals which may ingest harmful particles emitted by the power plant.
SUBIC BAY FREEPORT—The provincial board of Zambales opposed the construction of a coal-fired power plant in this free port even as the Aquino administration supported the project recently.
Representatives from communities at the Subic Bay area also read statements and resolutions signifying their opposition to the 600-megawatt coal plant, which is set for construction by the Redondo Peninsula Energy Inc., a company formed by Aboitiz Power Corp., Taiwan Cogeneration Corp., and their new partner Manila Electric Co.
The Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) will not entertain any proposal to put up another coal-fired power plant in the free port zone, according to the agency's top official.
Jan 24, 2018· By Rey G. Panaligan. Two groups of residents and environmentalists have asked the Court of Appeals (CA) to stop the construction of a coal plant in Subic, Zambales, that would cause aviation hazards and environment damage.
Business groups and residents opposed to a coal-fired power plant for Subic have urged President Aquino to invest instead in alternative energy for the freeport.. Former Environment Undersecretary Gregorio Magdaraog, coconvenor of the Subic Anticoal Coalition, said the Aquino administration may use Subic to promote its alternative energy policies to avoid destroying the freeport's tourism ...
I humbly appeal to Secretary Almendras and President Aquino to heed the call of the people of Subic Bay, Olongapo City and Zambales (as borne out by documents, resolutions and minutes of consultation meetings conducted on this project) not to allow the construction of the proposed coal plant inside Subic Bay and instead ask the proponent, RP Energy, to find another site outside Subic.
A Facebook page, entitled "NO TO COAL PLANT IN SUBIC BAY," has attracted over 6,000 members. - Rappler Filed under: RP Energy Inc. • coal power plant • Subic Bay Freeport Zone
DEMOCRATIC SPACE. Opposition to Coal Plant Construction In Subic Bay. BY SAVE SUBIC Posted by Bulatlat. Opposition is growing to the construction of a 300 megawatt coal power plant on the pristine beaches of Subic Bay, one of the Philippines' top tourist destinations located in Olongapo, Zambales (126 kms. from Manila).
SUBIC BAY FREEPORT—Groups opposing the construction of a coal-fired power plant in this free port are not losing hope and have turned to President Benigno Aquino for help to stop the project, which is being pushed by one of Mr. Aquino's best buddies, Energy Secretary Jose Rene Almendras.
SUBIC BAY FREEPORT —Residents, businessmen and officials of communities surrounding this economic zone have spoken, and the message is clear—no to a coal-fired power plant in Subic.
Dec 25, 2019· Background on Plant. In 2011 KEPCO Philippines Corp. (a subsidiary of the Korean Electric Power Company) announced it was planning to put up a 200- to 300-megawatt coal plant in the Subic Bay Freeport Zone, to supply electricity for ship builder Hanjin Heavy Industries located in Subic Bay.. In Nov. 2011, an official with the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) confirmed that .
Akbayan party-list congressman Walden Bello (center) displays 'dirtied hands' during the launch of the 'Ayaw namin sa Coal' campaign in Quezon City, northeast of Manila, where the group expressed their opposition against the planned construction of a 600-megawatt coal-fired power plant in Subic, Zambales, around 110-kilometers north of Manila.
Redondo to start Subic coal plant posted February 04, 2015 at 11:35 pm by Alena Mae S. Flores Redondo Peninsula Energy Inc., a company led by Manila Electric Co., said Wednesday it will proceed with the construction of the 600-megawatt coal-fired power plant at the Subic Bay Freeport Zone this year, following a favorable ruling from the Supreme ...
Jan 23, 2018· MANILA-- An anti-coal group on Tuesday filed a petition before the Court of Appeals seeking to stop the construction activities of a Redondo Peninsula Energy Inc. (RPEI) coal plant which they claimed as posing danger and negative effects to the environment as it is located near the area of the airport in Subic Bay area.. In a 38-page petition for certiorari, the group Subic Bay Freeport ...
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