+ Follow rural electrification project Tag
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[Title] => ADB mobilizes $5.4 M for Asia energy projects
[Summary] => The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has earmarked $5.4 million for technical assistance grants to prepare several power-related projects in Southeast Asia including a rural electrification project in the Philippines.
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[Title] => Electrification project benefits four city barangays
[Summary] => Residents of Lusaran, a barangay over 40 kilometers from Cebu City proper, were elated after they were chosen among the beneficiaries of a Rural Electrification Project.
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[Title] => WB okays $20-M loan for rural power program
[Summary] => The World Bank has approved a $20-million loan (approximately P1 billion) to support the country’s rural electrification program, Energy Secretary Vincent Perez said yesterday.
Perez said the loan under the World Bank and the Global Environment Facility (GEF) will be used specifically for the Philippine Rural Power Project (PRPP).
He added this World Bank and GEF financing package is one of the major components in President Arroyo’s state visit to the US.
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[Title] => NEA has yet to award contract for woodpoles
[Summary] => At least $11.7 million will go down the drain if the National Electrification Administration continues to sit on the woodpoles and crossbars component of the Rural Electrification Project.
The amount of $11.7 million represents the lowest bid for the supply of woodpoles and crossbars submitted by Nerwin Industries, a local contractor backed by a Malaysian supplier.
The major components of the Rural Electrification Project are funded by a loan from the Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JIBC) under the Overseas Economic Cooperation Fund (OECF).
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Perez said the loan under the World Bank and the Global Environment Facility (GEF) will be used specifically for the Philippine Rural Power Project (PRPP).
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The amount of $11.7 million represents the lowest bid for the supply of woodpoles and crossbars submitted by Nerwin Industries, a local contractor backed by a Malaysian supplier.
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January 10, 2001 - 12:00am
