Brightlight& rsquo;s brighter vision
Six pioneering shows. More than 18 hours of airtime every week. Almost two dozens stars in its stable. All these happened in just a few months of careful planning and sleepless nights. .....»»
EAM Jaishankar visits Indian Coast Guard Ship Samudra Paheredar in Manila
Manila [Philippines], March 27 (ANI): External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar visited Indian Coast Guard Ship Samudra Paheredar on Tuesday during its port call to Manila and said that India's Act East policy and Indo-Pacific vision will continue to give it a more contemporary form. He presented his remarks at the Indian Coast Guard Ship Samudra Paheredar on Tuesday and said that his visit and the ship's presence signify th.....»»
Vision 2009 And Beyond
Vision 2009 And Beyond.....»»
Rama reconsiders, unites with councilors for 2025 midterm elections
CEBU CITY, Philippines – Despite previously expressing doubts about his confidence in some incumbent councilors due to their cooperation with his vision, City Mayor Michael Rama appears to have reconsidered his stance. He recently announced that these councilors would still be part of his alliance for the 2025 midterm elections. READ: Rama: 2025 election candidates.....»»
CARD RBI offers solar loans to combat rising power costs
For the bank, this solar loan program further defines their commitment to creating a brighter, sustainable future for everyone......»»
Mayoral bet Jose Daluz shares ‘ABCD’ vision for Cebu City
CEBU CITY, Philippines – “A Brighter Cebu [with] Daluz.” This was the vision shared by Lawyer Jose Daluz III, the current chairman of the Metropolitan Cebu Water District (MCWD) if he wins the mayoral race in the 2025 polls. Daluz revealed his mantra: ABCD, which stands for “A Brighter Cebu [with] Daluz,” in a media.....»»
Cebu City’s 87th Charter Day: A celebration of hope and optimism
CEBU CITY, Philippines – Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama led the city’s 87th Charter Day celebration on Saturday with the “hope and optimism” of a brighter future ahead. In his Charter Day message, Rama said that as the city continues to grow and evolve, the celebration should serve as a reminder of the its journey.....»»
What an aweSM Sinulog Experience at SM Cebu Malls
Sinulog Festival, one of the grandest and most colorful festivals in the country was also the most aweSM celebration at the SM malls in Cebu City. SM Seaside City Cebu and SM City Cebu held a bigger, bolder, and brighter Sinulog festivities in partnership with the Cebu City government. Festive Sinulog decorations and centerpieces transformed ….....»»
Towards a brighter tomorrow: India’s G20 presidency and the dawn of a new multilateralism
Today marks 365 days since India assumed the G20 Presidency. It is a moment to reflect, recommit, and rejuvenate the spirit of ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam, ‘One Earth, One Family, One Future.’.....»»
Reyson returns with a bang as Pampanga draws first blood vs Bacoor
The Pampanga Giant Lanterns got brighter with the return of Kurt Reyson as they trounced the Bacoor Strikers, 71-58, on Saturday in Game 1 of the MPBL (Maharlika Pilipinas Basketball League) Fifth Season National Finals at the Bren Z. Guiao Convention Center in San Fernando, Pampanga......»»
MOA Night of Lights returns: Christmas Illumination Park gets bigger, brighter, more magical
The highly anticipated annual festival ‘MOA Night of Lights’ returns for its third edition at the SM Mall of Asia. This year’s holiday spectacle has a lot of surprises as customers explore a trail of wonder and enchantment with the brightest sights, twinkling lights and immersive attractions all in one area for free......»»
Meralco eyes cutting 2030 direct emissions by over 20%
The Manila Electric Company, the country’s largest distribution utility, has unveiled its plans to slash its 2030 direct emissions by over 20 percent in line with the company’s goal to become coal-free before 2050. This target covers the company’s projected 2030 baseline Scope 1 emissions, which refer to greenhouse gas emissions directly generated by the company from thermal power generation and from the use of fuel for vehicles and other equipment. Meralco’s just, orderly, and affordable transition to clean energy is the central thrust of its long-term sustainability strategy, which begins with the company’s investment in renewable energy to serve the country’s growing energy demand with greener power. This includes the distribution utility’s program to source an increasing portion of its supply portfolio from RE. Initial target exceeded Meralco has so far contracted 1,880 megawatts of RE capacity from various suppliers, already exceeding its initial target of 1,500 MW. Through Meralco’s strategic sourcing initiatives, RE is expected to account for 22 percent of the distribution utility’s supply portfolio by 2030, and 18 percent of that of Meralco’s retail electricity supplier, MPower, by 2025. “We recognize our impact on the planet, and we will do more as part of our earnest commitment to sustainability. As we chart the path towards a brighter and greener energy future, Meralco will continue to evolve and elevate its sustainability agenda to continue powering the good life for all,” Meralco first vice president and chief sustainability officer Raymond B. Ravelo said. To further strengthen its decarbonization efforts, Meralco, through its power generation arm, Meralco PowerGen Corporation, is accelerating its RE buildout to develop greener generating capacities to power the country with sustainable energy. Committed to invest P18-B Earlier this year, MGen committed to invest at least P18 billion for its RE buildout which will cover capacities from clean technologies such as solar and wind which the company aims to build through 2030. “In the coming years, Meralco will accelerate its shift to green energy through the adoption of next-generation clean technologies. Ultimately, we will drive deep decarbonization to advance long-term energy security with earth-friendly power,” Mr. Ravelo said. The post Meralco eyes cutting 2030 direct emissions by over 20% appeared first on Daily Tribune......»»
Meralco coal-free by 2050
The Manila Electric Company, or Meralco, the country’s largest power distribution company, has set out its long-term strategy to promote a just and affordable clean energy transition. The company intends to be coal-free by 2050. But before that, it will first push to cut it direct emissions by more than 20 percent by the end of the decade, or by 2030. According to Meralco, the targets cover its projected 2030 baseline Scope 1 emissions it directly generated from thermal power generation and the use of fuel for vehicles and other equipment. “We recognize our impact on the planet, and we will do more as part of our earnest commitment to sustainability,” Meralco first vice president and chief sustainability officer Raymond B. Ravelo said. Sustainability agenda “As we chart the path towards a brighter and greener energy future, Meralco will continue to evolve and elevate its sustainability agenda to continue powering the good life for all,” he added. Meralco has been heavily investing in the development of renewable energy or RE to serve the country’s growing energy demand for greener power. This includes the distribution utility’s program to source an increasing portion of its supply portfolio from RE. Meralco has so far contracted 1,880 megawatts or MW of RE capacity from various suppliers, already exceeding its initial target of 1,500 MW. As such, Meralco said RE is expected to account for 22 percent of the distribution utility’s supply portfolio by 2030, and 18 percent of that of Meralco’s retail electricity supplier, MPower, by 2025. Decarbonization push To further strengthen its decarbonization efforts, Meralco, through its power generation arm, Meralco PowerGen Corp. or MGen, is accelerating its RE buildout to develop greener generating capacities to power the country with sustainable energy. Earlier this year, MGen committed to invest at least P18 billion for its RE buildout which will cover capacities from clean technologies such as solar and wind which the company aims to build through 2030. “In the coming years, Meralco will accelerate its shift to green energy through the adoption of next-generation clean technologies. Ultimately, we will drive deep decarbonization to advance long-term energy security with earth-friendly power,” Ravelo said. The post Meralco coal-free by 2050 appeared first on Daily Tribune......»»
No trick, just treat! Get a 55-inch UHD TV from TCL for only P19,995!
Enjoy a brighter, better and more detailed video and pictures through this model. It has an awesome 4K resolution with HDR10 for better viewing quality......»»
No trick, just treat! Get a 55-inch UHD TV from TCL for only P19,995!
Enjoy a brighter, better and more detailed video and pictures through this model. It has an awesome 4K resolution with HDR10 for better viewing quality......»»
Robinsons Offices, FarmTop unite for greener future
In a world faced with environmental challenges and growing food insecurity, a remarkable initiative has emerged, guided by a shared vision and a genuine commitment to making a difference. Robinsons Offices and FarmTop have united in a quest to create a greener and brighter future—one that cares for our planet and uplifts our communities......»»
PBBM to OFWs in Saudi Arabia: ‘Your efforts have not gone unnoticed’
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. told the Filipino community in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on Saturday that the government is working diligently to lessen the burden of OFWs. Speaking to the Filipino community in Saudi Arabia before returning to the Philippines, Marcos praised the overseas Filipino workers' "incredible determination and resilience" as they face the world while being away from their loved ones. "I would be remiss, of course, if I do not speak of the difficulties and the challenges that you have all encountered. All of you have sacrificed being separated from your loved ones, your families, and your country," Marcos said. Marcos also praised OFWs for demonstrating Filipino friendliness and warmth, calling the Philippines a "remarkable tourist destination" for inhabitants in their host nations. He added that foreign employers admire the determination and resilience of Filipinos. "On behalf of the government of the Philippines, I convey my gratitude and express my admiration to each and every one of you. You served as an inspiration to us all. The knowledge and the skills that you have acquired, your talent and hard work while you are here have proven to be invaluable assets to the Philippines, Marcos said. He urged Filipinos in Saudi Arabia to help each other, especially OFWs in need. Marcos also asked the Filipinos to share their experiences with their countrymen and bring technical expertise back to the Philippines. Marcos said the government established the OFW Pass to expedite and improve services for Filipino migrant workers as part of digitalizing public transactions. "Your efforts have not gone unnoticed. I look forward to your return. With your help, the Philippine government's integration programs will continue moving forward some brighter future for our country and for our people," he said. The Department of Foreign Affairs estimates 700,000 Filipinos working and living in Saudi Arabia. Most Filipinos in Riyadh work in-home services, construction, tourism, hospitality, health care, and agriculture. The post PBBM to OFWs in Saudi Arabia: ‘Your efforts have not gone unnoticed’ appeared first on Daily Tribune......»»
Celebrating 10 years of shared commitment: Watsons and Operation Smile continue to give children hope and a brighter future
Celebrating 10 years of shared commitment: Watsons and Operation Smile continue to give children hope and a brighter future.....»»
17,000 attend MassKara 2023 grand countdown
Organizers of Negros Occidental's 40th MassKara Festival add many new events to make the annual two-week bash 'bigger, bolder, and brighter'.....»»
Cocolife LifeMax: Uplifting Filipino families to a brighter tomorrow
Cocolife LifeMax is a non-participating, limited-pay endowment plan that guarantees protection coverage and guaranteed returns through cash endowment payouts. It provides coverage for 20 years for the insured aged five to 50 years old......»»
P25-M grant to help ease poverty, boost social equity
Okada Foundation Inc. recently announced a partnership with Kabisig ng Kalahi, a non-government poverty-alleviation organization in the Philippines, where OFI, as KnK’s primary sponsor, pledged to allocate P25 million over the next five years to support the NGO‘s programs. The signing ceremony, held at Okada Manila, was attended by key representatives from both OFI and KnK, among them Kenji Sugiyama, OFI Board of Trustees member; James Lorenzana, OFI president; Rose Marie Chua, KnK Board of Trustees member; and Victoria Wieneke, KnK president. KnK started in 2001 with programs in community-building aimed at addressing malnutrition. Since then, it has expanded into poverty alleviation, education and sustainable community development programs. With OFI’s P25-million pledge, KnK will be able to set up sustainable food share programs in different schools and barangays across the country. “The generous pledge made today by OFI as our primary sponsor enhances our ability to uplift the marginalized all around the Philippines. This partnership is a testament to our shared vision of a brighter future for those in need,” Weineke said. OFI expressed its utmost willingness to support KnK and its activities. “Our partnership with Kabisig ng Kalahi was aligned with our commitment to make a meaningful impact on the lives of underprivileged communities,” Lorenzana said. “This collaboration also reflects our dedication to creating lasting change in the Philippines, particularly in areas of education, healthcare and sustainable livelihoods.” Both OFI and KnK share the goal of promoting social equity in the Philippines, and this partnership represents a step toward achieving that goal. Through their combined efforts, they aim to bring about change and leave a legacy of social responsibility. The post P25-M grant to help ease poverty, boost social equity appeared first on Daily Tribune......»»