
Auto industry backs zero-duty on e-vehicles
The Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines, Inc. (CAMPI) has welcomed the proposal to suspend the most-favored-nation (MFN) tariff on completely built-up electric vehicles, saying this will help the growth and adoption of e-vehicles in the country.

Let gov’t control jeepney sector? Group weighs in
MANILA — A commuters’ group on Thursday backed a proposal for government to take over the jeepney sector, as its drivers grappled with rising fuel prices that slashed their income.

From ports king to solar supremo: Ricky Razon to build world’s largest solar plant
Ultra bilyonaryo Enrique K. Razon Jr. is betting big on green energy. Razon’s Prime Infrastructure Holdings Inc. aims to build the world’s largest solar power facility as part of a wider push towards renewable energy.

Tax on ‘dirty fuel’ to stay
From the monitoring of the Department of Energy (DOE), the world price of imported diesel averages at $166 per barrel from the previous $149, or the price went up by as much as $17.

Duterte signs 23 more laws, including new franchises, creation of LTO offices
MANILA, Philippines — In his last months in office, outgoing President Rodrigo Duterte has signed into law 23 more measures that include the granting of franchises and the establishment of the Land Transportation Office (LTO) regular offices in some parts of the country.

‘A great step forward’: New law will force homes to have an electric car charger next week NEW LAW changes are set to be introduced in the matter of days which will see all new homes and buildings required to have an electric car charger installed
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