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[Title] => Quezon governor urged to collect P1.5 billion from Napocor
[Summary] => A legal and public issues advocacy group has urged Quezon Gov. Raffy Nantes to take immediate action for the collection of P1.5 billion from the National Power Corp. in connection with the realty tax obligation of the Pagbilao Power Plant in Quezon province.
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[Title] => Aboitiz eyes tie-up with TeaM Energy for Pagbilao expansion
[Summary] => Aboitiz Power Corp. (APC) said it is willing to partner with TeaM Energy Corp. for the expansion of the 735- megawatt (MW) Pagbilao coal plant in Quezon.
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[Title] => Power firm to pay P.17-B tax arrears to P’sinan
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[Title] => Kinks in $4-B sale of Mirant assets now being ironed out
[Summary] => TOKYO (Via PLDT) — Kinks in the $4-billion buyout by the Tokyo Electric Power Co. (TEPCO) and Marubeni Corp. consortium of US-based Mirant Corp.’s power generating assets in the Philippines are expected to be ironed out soon...
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[Title] => New Mirant Phils owners eye $2.8-B JBIC loan
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The new owners of Mirant Philippines Inc.  Tokyo Electric Power Co. (TEPCO) and Marubeni Corp.  are now in the final stages of negotiation for a $2.8-billion financing package from the Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC).
After acquiring Atlanta-based Mirant Corp.’s portfolio in the Philippines, the consortium has tapped JBIC to partially finance the purchase.
Of the winning bid’s cash value of $3.1 billion, the remaining $300 million will be financed through equity contribution of TEPCO and Marubeni Corp.
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[Title] => Marubeni still keen on LNG plant in RP
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Japanese power firm Marubeni Corp. is still keen on the prospects of putting up a liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in the Philippines, Energy Secretary Raphael P.M. Lotilla said.
"They (Marubeni) are willing to look at other business opportunities in the country including an LNG terminal in Bataan," he said.
Lotilla said this business plan was brought up during a courtesy call by Marubeni officials in Malacañang in relation to their investment in Mirant Philippines Corp.
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[Title] => Government ready to approve transfer of Mirant assets
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The new owners of Mirant Corp.’s assets in the Philippines are not likely to encounter problems in securing the consent of the National Government regarding the transfer of ownership, the country’s top energy official said.
"There seemed to be an understanding that they (Tokyo Electric and Power Co./Marubeni Corp. group) would provide all the requirements of the government. They are managing the transition well," Energy Secretary Raphael P.M. Lotilla said.
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[Title] => GMA hails sale of Mirant assets
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President Arroyo hailed yesterday the sale of US-based Mirant Corp.’s power plants in the Philippines to a Japanese consortium led by Tokyo Electric Power Co. (TEPCO) and Marubeni Corp., saying this would seal the stability of electric power in the Luzon area over the long term.
The President welcomed the Japanese investors as "true allies for progress and prosperity" and thanked Mirant for being a "superb corporate citizen" of the country.
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[Title] => Tokyo Electric-Marubeni wins bidding for Mirant
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Tokyo Electric Power Co. (TEPCO) said in Tokyo yesterday that it and its joint venture partner, Marubeni Corp., one of Japan’s biggest trading houses, had won the bidding for US-based Mirant Corp.’s power plants in the Philippines.
TEPCO spokesman Katsuya Uchino said both companies would issue a news release and hold briefings shortly with more details.
The Japanese consortium will purchase two coal-fired plants and a natural gas-fired generator, Marubeni said in Tokyo yesterday. The price includes debt and equity.
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[Title] => Quezon governor urged to collect P1.5 billion from Napocor
[Summary] => A legal and public issues advocacy group has urged Quezon Gov. Raffy Nantes to take immediate action for the collection of P1.5 billion from the National Power Corp. in connection with the realty tax obligation of the Pagbilao Power Plant in Quezon province.
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[Title] => Aboitiz eyes tie-up with TeaM Energy for Pagbilao expansion
[Summary] => Aboitiz Power Corp. (APC) said it is willing to partner with TeaM Energy Corp. for the expansion of the 735- megawatt (MW) Pagbilao coal plant in Quezon.
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[Title] => Kinks in $4-B sale of Mirant assets now being ironed out
[Summary] => TOKYO (Via PLDT) — Kinks in the $4-billion buyout by the Tokyo Electric Power Co. (TEPCO) and Marubeni Corp. consortium of US-based Mirant Corp.’s power generating assets in the Philippines are expected to be ironed out soon...
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[Title] => New Mirant Phils owners eye $2.8-B JBIC loan
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The new owners of Mirant Philippines Inc.  Tokyo Electric Power Co. (TEPCO) and Marubeni Corp.  are now in the final stages of negotiation for a $2.8-billion financing package from the Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC).
After acquiring Atlanta-based Mirant Corp.’s portfolio in the Philippines, the consortium has tapped JBIC to partially finance the purchase.
Of the winning bid’s cash value of $3.1 billion, the remaining $300 million will be financed through equity contribution of TEPCO and Marubeni Corp.
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[Title] => Marubeni still keen on LNG plant in RP
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Japanese power firm Marubeni Corp. is still keen on the prospects of putting up a liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in the Philippines, Energy Secretary Raphael P.M. Lotilla said.
"They (Marubeni) are willing to look at other business opportunities in the country including an LNG terminal in Bataan," he said.
Lotilla said this business plan was brought up during a courtesy call by Marubeni officials in Malacañang in relation to their investment in Mirant Philippines Corp.
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[Title] => Government ready to approve transfer of Mirant assets
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The new owners of Mirant Corp.’s assets in the Philippines are not likely to encounter problems in securing the consent of the National Government regarding the transfer of ownership, the country’s top energy official said.
"There seemed to be an understanding that they (Tokyo Electric and Power Co./Marubeni Corp. group) would provide all the requirements of the government. They are managing the transition well," Energy Secretary Raphael P.M. Lotilla said.
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[Title] => GMA hails sale of Mirant assets
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President Arroyo hailed yesterday the sale of US-based Mirant Corp.’s power plants in the Philippines to a Japanese consortium led by Tokyo Electric Power Co. (TEPCO) and Marubeni Corp., saying this would seal the stability of electric power in the Luzon area over the long term.
The President welcomed the Japanese investors as "true allies for progress and prosperity" and thanked Mirant for being a "superb corporate citizen" of the country.
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[Title] => Tokyo Electric-Marubeni wins bidding for Mirant
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Tokyo Electric Power Co. (TEPCO) said in Tokyo yesterday that it and its joint venture partner, Marubeni Corp., one of Japan’s biggest trading houses, had won the bidding for US-based Mirant Corp.’s power plants in the Philippines.
TEPCO spokesman Katsuya Uchino said both companies would issue a news release and hold briefings shortly with more details.
The Japanese consortium will purchase two coal-fired plants and a natural gas-fired generator, Marubeni said in Tokyo yesterday. The price includes debt and equity.
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December 12, 2006 - 12:00am
