P3 Billion Waste-to-Energy Plant Eyed in Pangasinan
North Maharlika Energy Corp. plans to invest approximately P3 billion in Pangasinan to construct a 12-megawatt waste-to-energy (WTE) power plant, aiming to provide a stable baseload power source for 25 years.
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