Meralco unit awaits DOE certification for coal plant projects

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Meralco unit awaits DOE certification for coal plant projects - Business Mirror

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Singapore—Meralco PowerGen Corp.(Mgen), the power generation arm of the Manila Electric Co.(Meralco), said on Wednesday it awaits a certification from the Department of Energy (DOE) for its coal power plant projects that are not covered by the 2020 moratorium on new facilities.

Now, the plan is to proceed to develop it as a coal power plant.

Mgen President Emmanuel Rubio told reporters that the company’s request for confirmation on the coal plants’ non-coverage to coal moratorium is expected to be out “very soon.