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News · Project milestone · 22 July 2016

Green Innovation for Tomorrow Corporation: the inauguration

GIFTC 12 MW rice-husk biomass power plant, Talavera, Nueva Ecija
GIFTC 12 MW rice-husk biomass power plant, Talavera, Nueva Ecija

On 22 July 2016 GIFTC inaugurated its 12 MW rice-husk power plant in Talavera, Nueva Ecija — delivered by the AREVA Renewable Energies team whose engineers went on to found REURASIA, and supported by REURASIA ever since.

green innovation comprises all type of innovations that contribute to the creation of key products, services, or processes to reduce the harm, impact, and deterioration of the environment at the same time that optimizes the use of natural resources. While we as individuals can do a lot of good by practicing our three R’s—reduce, reuse, Waste To Energy Solutions recycle—we can’t do it alone. Green transformational leadership influences green human resource management (GHRM) practices.

Green Innovation For Tomorrow Corporation (GIFTC), has celebrated their grand inauguration today on 22nd of July 2016.

The privately own Power Plant has started to produce a net export of 10.8 MW on January this year and is already supplying green electricity to more than 10,000 households.

This Project success is the fruit of the great collaboration between GIFTC management, their EPC, AREVA Renewable Energies and their Erection Contractor, Engcon Energy Philippines.

This is the 9th Biomass Energy Plant in the Philippines of this kind, using agricultural waste to fuel a steam turbine, installed and commissioned in Philippines.

The fit in tariff applied by the government has really helped the energy sector to diversify and implement greener sources of energy in Philippines.

For more information of Green Innovation :

http://www.areva.com/EN/news-9978/areva-awarded-a-contract-for-the-construction-of-a-biomass-power-plant-in-the-philippines.html

http://wikimapia.org/32196079/Green-Innovations-for-Tomorrow-Corporation

See also:

Renewable Energy Implementation Support

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