PHINMA Energy Corp. is exploring the viability of putting up four power plants—three gas-fired and one hydroelectric—with a total capacity of 925.6 megawatts (MW), a top executive said onThursday.
PHINMA President and Chief Executive Officer Francisco Viray told reporters the company has requested for a grid impact study to determine the viability of three combined cycle gas turbine (CCGT) power facilities and one hydroelectric power plant in various parts of the country.
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