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MANILA, May 1 Asia Pulse - The Failure of the state-run Philippines National Power Corporation (Napocor) to repair the unit 1 of the 600-megawatt Calaca coal-fired power facility is causing delays in settling the final payment of the $US787 million value of the plant.
Suez Energy reportedly informed the Power Sector Assets and Liabilities Management Corp. (PSALM) that it is planning to settle their obligation by June.
However, the supposed closure in the transaction did not materialize after Suez Energy, the new owner, discovered that the plant is not in operating condition because repairs have not been done.
Both Calaca units are currently on shutdown, and have been badly in need of repair to merit turnover to the winning bidder, the French-Belgian firm Suez Energy International.
In an earlier meeting, ...
Source: HighBeam Research, PHILIPPINES NAPOCOR FAILS TO REPAIR UNIT 1 OF CALACA COAL PLANT.