Stanley Gajete

May 24, 2024 | tfa.ph | Stanley Gajete

By Stanley Gajete | Global South WorldMay 01, 2024The Philippines is poised to be Asia’s “next big thing” before the decade ends, according to billionaire business magnate Sabin Aboitiz. The CEO of Aboitiz Equity Ventures (AEV), one of the biggest establishments in the Southeast Asian nation told Global South World in an exclusive interview that he expected President Ferdinand Marcos Jr to end his term with the country fulfilling its potential as the most vibrant regional economy.

Mar 1, 2024 | reporteasia.com | Stanley Gajete |You Xiaoying |Paramérica SA

Posco, en respuesta a la creciente presión internacional para la descarbonización y la demanda de productos con bajas emisiones de carbono, ha decidido liderar la transición hacia un sistema de producción más sostenible. La empresa planea invertir aproximadamente 600.000 millones de wones (alrededor de 450 millones de dólares) en la construcción de un gran horno eléctrico en Gwangyang, Corea del Sur, con una capacidad anual de producción de 2,5 millones de toneladas.

Jan 22, 2024 | reporteasia.com | Lucrecia Tanaka |Huma Siddiqui |Damián Cram |Stanley Gajete

El proyecto de generación distribuida de energía fotovoltaica en la azotea de la fábrica de Energía Ganfeng LiEnergy se conectó oficialmente a la red y comenzó a operar. El proyecto tiene una capacidad instalada de 3.4 megavatios y aprovecha plenamente la azotea de la fábrica como sitio fotovoltaico. La electricidad generada se utiliza para la producción y operaciones de Ganfeng LiEnergy. Cualquier exceso de electricidad que no se pueda consumir se vierte en la red eléctrica.

Nov 15, 2023 | eco-business.com | Stanley Gajete

Forester Nick Manlisis recalls an incident in 2015, when he and a colleague encountered people logging illegally in a protected area 75 km south of the Philippine capital Manila. As they were leaving the forest with chainsaws they had seized from the loggers, a group from the local community surrounded their vehicles. “A few individuals even blocked our vehicles, preventing us from departing the area,” Manlisis says.

Nov 14, 2023 | chinadialogue.net | Stanley Gajete |Krista Charles

Forester Nick Manlisis recalls an incident in 2015, when he and a colleague encountered people logging illegally in a protected area 75 km south of the Philippine capital Manila. As they were leaving the forest with chainsaws they had seized from the loggers, a group from the local community surrounded their vehicles. “A few individuals even blocked our vehicles, preventing us from departing the area,” Manlisis says.