The Department of Energy will be meeting Korea Water Resources Development Corp. (K-Water), the leading water resources and power firm in South Korea, to discuss the turnover of 218-megawatt component of the Angat hydroelectric power plant (HEPP).
“I am meeting with them [K-Water], just about some issues of Angat, and how we can have an amicable settlement to make sure everybody is benefiting from it,” Energy Secretary Jericho Petilla said.
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