+ Follow SEMIRARA COAL CORP Tag
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[Title] => Napocor mulls higher usage of local coal
[Summary] => State-owned National Power Corp. (Napocor) is looking at the possibility of increasing the volume of local coal that is being used to run its coal-fired power plants, a ranking company official said.
Napocor is currently blending 10 percent of local coal every month to generate power from its coal-fired facilities.
"We will eventually increase the volume to more than 10 percent if this test blend will prove feasible," the Napocor official said.
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[Title] => RP coal output hits highest level in five years
[Summary] => Local coal production breached past the two million metric ton (MT) level in 2003, its highest over the past five years, the Department of Energy (DOE) reported.
From 1.665 million MT in 2002, coal output rose 22 percent to 2.032 million MT last year, mainly driven by the increased production from the Semirara coal mines in Antique.
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[Title] => Kepco to use clean coal in 100-MW power plant
[Summary] => Korea Electric Corp. (Kepco) will apply clean coal technology in its 100-megawatt (MW) coal-fired power plant to ensure the lowest environmental impact, Energy Secretary Vincent S. Perez said.
Perez made the assurance after Iloilo residents and environmentalists raised concerns on the possible ill effects of the emissions of the coal-fired power plant in their province.
But Perez said Kepco’s power plant will adopt the latest circulating fluidized bed boiler design and modern technology.
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[Title] => Mining silt killing Semirara coral reefs
[Summary] => SEMIRARA ISLAND, Antique – Heavy silt from coal mining here is slowly killing coral reefs around the island, two expert divers said.
"There are patterns of death and destruction in the area," said Jim Flint, a British ecosystem specialist. In fact, he said 75 percent of reefs around the island have already been damaged.
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[Title] => ‘No ecological risk at Semirara’
[Summary] => Even as Malacañang has trashed the planned sanitary landfill on Semirara Island in Antique, Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Antonio Cerilles insisted it poses no environmental risk to the biodiversity and other natural resources within and around the proposed site.
Cerilles said there is no environmental risk involved "as long as the approved environmental management plan submitted by the project proponents are strictly observed."
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[Title] => Napocor mulls higher usage of local coal
[Summary] => State-owned National Power Corp. (Napocor) is looking at the possibility of increasing the volume of local coal that is being used to run its coal-fired power plants, a ranking company official said.
Napocor is currently blending 10 percent of local coal every month to generate power from its coal-fired facilities.
"We will eventually increase the volume to more than 10 percent if this test blend will prove feasible," the Napocor official said.
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[Title] => RP coal output hits highest level in five years
[Summary] => Local coal production breached past the two million metric ton (MT) level in 2003, its highest over the past five years, the Department of Energy (DOE) reported.
From 1.665 million MT in 2002, coal output rose 22 percent to 2.032 million MT last year, mainly driven by the increased production from the Semirara coal mines in Antique.
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[Title] => Kepco to use clean coal in 100-MW power plant
[Summary] => Korea Electric Corp. (Kepco) will apply clean coal technology in its 100-megawatt (MW) coal-fired power plant to ensure the lowest environmental impact, Energy Secretary Vincent S. Perez said.
Perez made the assurance after Iloilo residents and environmentalists raised concerns on the possible ill effects of the emissions of the coal-fired power plant in their province.
But Perez said Kepco’s power plant will adopt the latest circulating fluidized bed boiler design and modern technology.
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[Title] => Mining silt killing Semirara coral reefs
[Summary] => SEMIRARA ISLAND, Antique – Heavy silt from coal mining here is slowly killing coral reefs around the island, two expert divers said.
"There are patterns of death and destruction in the area," said Jim Flint, a British ecosystem specialist. In fact, he said 75 percent of reefs around the island have already been damaged.
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[Title] => ‘No ecological risk at Semirara’
[Summary] => Even as Malacañang has trashed the planned sanitary landfill on Semirara Island in Antique, Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Antonio Cerilles insisted it poses no environmental risk to the biodiversity and other natural resources within and around the proposed site.
Cerilles said there is no environmental risk involved "as long as the approved environmental management plan submitted by the project proponents are strictly observed."
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January 15, 2001 - 12:00am
