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  • Coal dying or dead in PH?

    Coal dying or dead in PH?

Coal dying or dead in PH?

admin2020-03-09T11:28:45+08:0007 Mar 2020|Tags: ANC, Coal Energy, Coal Tax, Dateline, energy transition, investments, renewable energy, Sara Ahmed, stranded assets|

The Philippines can either attract $20 billion in renewable energy investments over the next 10 years, or be left with $20 billion of stranded [coal] assets, IEEFA energy finance analyst Sara Jane Ahmed said on ANC's Dateline Philippines on March 6, 2020.  (Reporting from Dateline Philippines/ ANC)

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  • Philippines urged to include climate change in development plans

    Philippines urged to include climate change in development plans

Philippines urged to include climate change in development plans

admin2019-07-19T16:21:59+08:0019 Jul 2019|Tags: ABS-CBN Online, ANC, Dateline, SONA2019, Toby Monsod|

Published by ABS-CBN News on July 18, 2019 The Philippines must incorporate climate change in its long-term development plans, an economist from the University of the Philippines said on Thursday. Dr. Toby Monsod of the UP School of Economics said climate change poses serious threats to a country's economic growth. "Rethink the Medium [...]

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