• 2 months ago
Mga tinaguriang 'bottlenecks' sa pagpasok ng foreign investors sa offshore wind projects, tinanggal ng economic manager ni PBBM

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00:00It is expected that the position of the Philippines will be more stable as a preferred investment destination,
00:06especially in the field of renewable energy.
00:09The so-called bottlenecks were removed
00:12or obstacles to the rapid entry of foreign investors.
00:16This is what Kenes Paciente has to say.
00:21The administration will strengthen the investment in the country
00:25after the economic team of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.
00:29are the ones who are hindering the construction of offshore wind projects in the country.
00:35Through this, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources
00:40and the Department of Energy will work together
00:42after they signed a memorandum of agreement
00:44that requires the use of offshore and auxiliary areas
00:48that are covered by the contracts for the service of offshore wind energy
00:52that will further strengthen the development of renewable energy resources in the country.
00:57According to Special Assistant to the President for Investment and Economic Affairs, Secretary Frederick Goh,
01:02the so-called agreement on the obstacles to the construction of offshore wind projects
01:07from remote areas will be in effect.
01:09The process of following the guidelines of the environment will be easier
01:15especially that it will pave the way to resolve the limitation of foreign ownership of public land
01:20which is one of the main interests of foreign investors.
01:24According to Kalihim, it will pave the way to strengthen the potential of the Philippines as an investment hub
01:30while strengthening the renewable energy of the country
01:33which is one of the priorities of the administration in the exploration and development of the economy.
01:38And because of this agreement,
01:40the Philippines will be able to encourage foreign investments in offshore projects
01:44that will help the country in its development.
01:47Before the signing of the MOA,
01:49the government allowed the sector of renewable energy
01:52to allow 100% ownership of foreign land
01:55which drew interest from foreign residents.
01:58But it became clear to potential investors of offshore wind projects
02:02that the 40% limitation of foreign equity in the public land,
02:06exploration, development, and utilization of natural resources
02:10is a reason for the need for the support of local partners
02:13to realize the projects of the residents.
02:17But through this agreement,
02:19which gives the DOE the right to use the allocated locations for offshore wind energy projects,
02:25foreign residents will be able to access the places needed
02:30for the authorized activities of offshore wind through the DOE.

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