Marcos Seeks Nuclear Energy Partnership with Singapore
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Marcos seeks nuclear energy partnership with Singapore
MANILA – President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Saturday signaled his willingness to explore nuclear energy cooperation with Singapore as his administration seeks to bolster the Philippines’ energy security. Marcos discussed the possibility during his visit to the Singapore Nuclear Research and Safety Institute (SNRSI) in Singapore. “As our economy grows, so does our need […]...Keep on reading: Marcos seeks nuclear energy partnership with Singapore
Marcos eyes nuclear energy to diversify PH power source
MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. floated the idea of utilizing nuclear energy, stressing the need to diversify the country’s energy source.During his visit at the Singapore Nuclear Research and Safety Institute (SNRSI) on Saturday, Marcos highlighted the country’s need to learn from Singapore’s capabilities in nuclear technology.“Our goal is to secure an energy future where Filipino families and businesses have access to suff…
Marcos disappointed Philippines halted Bataan Nuclear Power Plant
More than four decades after the Bataan Nuclear Power Plant was mothballed, President Marcos expressed disappointment that the facility was halted, as he claimed that people are now concerned about having access to affordable electricity, regardless of its source.
Marcos on Bataan Nuclear Power Plant: 'Too bad they stopped it'
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Saturday expressed disappointment over the government"s decision in the late 1980s to mothball the Bataan Nuclear Power Plant, which was built during his father"s administration.
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