Philippines power and renewable markets long-term outlook 2017
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Fuel diversity is difficult to achieve in the Philippines under the current power market framework that favours coal plants. Renewable capacities are limited under the Feed-in-Tariffs schemes. The entry of coal and gas depends on the Power Supply Agreements with the retail. Under the framework, Power Supply Agreements for gas plants is not forthcoming and hence the market is making way for significant growth of coal plants.
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