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Big oil price rollback seen July 12, next week, Goking says

Greens: Start Agus-Pulangi repair now
“The rehabilitation of Agus Pulangui hydropower complex should start immediately,” said Ceed executive director Gerry Arances, adding that the effort will help Mindanao reap the benefits of a clean energy facility that was under-utilized for decades.

Agus-Pulangi rehab: Gateway for more climate funding
“The Philippine government has been positioning itself as an authority not only in finance but also in climate engagements and endeavors using Agus-Pulangi facilities that have great potential to become a gateway for access to climate financing,” said Arances.

Greens: Gov’t didn’t vow to stop new coal plants in Mindanao
“The government pushed for more climate finance, but doesn’t vow to stop building new coal plants,” said Arances.

Goking: Review infra projects; use funds for economic stimulant

Oroquieta exec vows to focus on econ recovery

59 entrepreneurs in Normin finish from DTI's mentoring program

Goking backs ‘Mega-Farm’ of attaining P20 per kilo of rice
DOE urged to carry out 20-year renewable energy agenda

3-day Mindanao-wide confab for soybean, sorghum held in B'non

Time to review oil dereg law, Goking says
Meanwhile, with the latest findings released by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), the sustainability think-tank Center for Energy, Ecology, and Development (CEED) said pulling the brakes on fossil fuel expansion is imperative that climate actors from government and finance sectors need to hastily act on to keep the goal of limiting global temperature rise to no more than 1.5°C by the end of the century still possible.
