Philippine DOE Considers Lifting Moratorium on New Coal Plants

Environmental groups and church leaders in Quezon province have expressed concern over the Department of Energy's (DOE) openness to lift its moratorium on building new coal-fired power plants amidst the ongoing oil crisis.

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DOE openness to new coal plants draws concern in Quezon

LUCENA CITY — An environmental group and a church leader in Quezon province have raised alarm over the openness of the Department of Energy (DOE) to lift its moratorium on building new coal-fired power plants amid the ongoing oil crisis linked to tensions in the Middle East. “It is alarming that the Department of Energy

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Philippine DOE Considers Lifting Moratorium on New Coal Plants

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