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Philippines set to crack down on more than 100 idle renewable energy projects

Colin Sandell-Hay

The Philippines DOE is shutting down more than 100 idle renewable energy contracts..

The Philippines DOE is shutting down more than 100 idle renewable energy contracts.. | Credits: DOE

The Philippines Department of Energy (DOE) has been ordered to terminate more than 100 contracts for renewable energy projects that have not met development schedules. Notices have been sent to 105...

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