The Philippines will soon have over 600
renewable energy projects operational as it prepares to significantly
expand its clean energy infrastructure. As of 31 October, 2015, the Philippine Department of Energy had approved
a total of 616 renewable energy projects. Hydro power leads all other
technologies in terms of projects and capacity approved with a total of
344 projects and 7.39 GW capacity having been approved by the agency.
The Energy agency also approved 105 solar
power projects with 2.55 GW capacity, 65 biomass projects with 255 MW
capacity, 52 wind energy projects with 3.35 GW capacity, 46 geothermal
projects with 750 MW capacity, and 7 ocean energy projects with 26 MW
capacity.
A number of these projects were selected
under the feed-in tariff policy announced by the Philippine Government.
The policy received tremendous response from prospective project
developers who urged the government to expand the scope of the policy to cover additional capacity. Apart from the projects approved, the
agency has under its consideration a total of 272 projects representing
just over 5 GW capacity.
http://cleantechnica.com/2015/11/19/12-gw-renewable-energy-projects-now-approved-philippines/
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