The Asean Centre for Energy awarded Manila Water first runner up recognition for Energy Management – Building and Industries, Small and Medium Industry Category at the Asean Energy Awards 2018, held during the recent 36th Asean Ministers on Energy Meeting in Singapore.

The Philippines and Switzerland convened the 3rdMeeting of the Joint Economic Commission (JEC) in Makati on 20 November 2018 under the joint chairmanship of Undersecretary Ceferino Rodolfo of the Philippine Department of Trade and Industry and Ambassador Erwin Bollinger of the Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO).

Ministers and senior government officials from 11 countries in the East Asian Seas region arrived at the 2018 East Asian Seas (EAS) Congress to attend the closing ceremony of the international conference, hearing the final conclusions and recommendations delivered during the various sessions of the 3-day event.

The maritime port of Guayaquil stands to benefit from the Ecuadorian Government’s milestone infrastructure project that will see the construction of the country’s longest bridge.

The Department of Transportation (DOTr) revealed that the final awarding of key private sector-proposed airport projects in Manila and Bulacan may be announced early 2019.

A Japanese consortium has been awarded a contract to build the Metro Manila Subway, a key project under the Duterte administration’s “Build Build Build” program.

After 15 years in the drawing board and thrice re-scheduled launch dates this year, the country’s first eco-airport, the P11-billion Bohol Panglao International Airport (also known as New Bohol International Airport) was opened by President Rodrigo Duterte November 27, 2018.

The Philippines’ largest car storage infrastructure for the automotive import and distribution industry was recently inaugurated at the Batangas Port, backed by over P1.3-billion investment from port operator Asian Terminals Inc. (ATI).

Beep card company AF Payments Inc. is optimistic about its plans to expand beyond railways and food chains and reach more public utility vehicle (PUV) operators.

PARIS (AFP) – The blue glowing jets of science fiction spacecraft came a step closer to reality on Wednesday as US physicists unveiled the world’s first solid-state aeroplane powered in flight by supercharged air molecules.