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By: Tim Daiss
The Philippines has spent years trying to move away from coal for its power sector, but worsening power reliability is forcing Manila to reconsider just how quickly it can afford to do so. The Visayas electrical grid has been repeatedly placed under red and yellow alerts in recent weeks as aging and unavailable generating units leave power …
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