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[Title] => San Carlos wind energy project put on hold
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines - The 30-megawatt (MW) San Carlos Wind Energy Project is put on hold due to lack of financing, according to a report by the Department of Energy (DOE).
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[Title] => Giant windmills energize Ilocos Norte
[Summary] => BANGUI, Ilocos Norte (AFP) — When enormous windmills began appearing on a desolate stretch of the northern Philippine coast, locals were overjoyed rather than alarmed.
The steel contraptions, standing 23 stories high, were unlike anything impoverished families from Bangui Bay had ever seen. But they were enthusiastic nevertheless.
The 15 "giant electric fans" were bringing electricity to their homes for the first time.
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[Title] => Smith Bell, Danish partners to raise $110M for Negros wind farm proj
[Summary] => Filipino-owned Smith Bell Group of Companies and Danish firm Global Renewable Energy Partners will raise $110 million for the second phase of its San Carlos Wind Farm project in Negros Occidental.
Smith Bell and Global Renewable Energy Partners earlier put up the Carlos Wind Power Corp. in 2003 to undertake the development and implementation of the 30-megawatt (Phase I) San Carlos wind farm project.
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The steel contraptions, standing 23 stories high, were unlike anything impoverished families from Bangui Bay had ever seen. But they were enthusiastic nevertheless.
The 15 "giant electric fans" were bringing electricity to their homes for the first time.
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Smith Bell and Global Renewable Energy Partners earlier put up the Carlos Wind Power Corp. in 2003 to undertake the development and implementation of the 30-megawatt (Phase I) San Carlos wind farm project.
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October 13, 2005 - 12:00am
