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Jul172013 by Mindanaoan IreneNo Comments

Kilalanin si Ana Shell

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May isang pangalan na kailangan ninyong kilalanin. Ana Shell. Kung maaalala ninyo, ibinahagi ko sa inyo kamakailan lamang ang tungkol sa posibilidad ng pagkakaroon ng clean, reliable and most importantly, low cost electricity dito sa Pilipinas via gasification technology at kasama ang tulong ng isang kumpanyang naka-base sa Singapore na socially conscious at science driven - ang NRGLab Pte. Ltd. Naibahagi ko sa inyo na ang NRGLab (www.nrglab.asia) ay may kakayanan sa pag-generate ng elektrisidad gamit ang mga bago at modified na teknolohiya. Gamit ang mga environmentally friendly na generators, nagkakaroon ng kapasidad ang NRGLab na i-process ang uling, natural na ga-as, rice husks at maging APG at gawin into fuel. Hindi ba't kay galing ng posibilidad na ito? Ngayon, kilalanin an...

Jul112013 by Mindanaoan IreneNo Comments

About Ana Shell and why you should remember her name

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Here’s a name you should take note of and remember very well. Ana Shell. A few weeks back, I shared with you the possibility of having clean, reliable and most importantly, low cost electricity in the Philippines via gasification technology with the help of a socially conscious, science-driven company based in Singapore called NRGLab Pte. Ltd. NRGLab (www.nrglab.asia) is capable of producing environmentally friendly generators and uses new and modified technologies to process coal, natural gas, rice husks and even APG into fuel. The result? Better efficiency rate and lower costs. Interesting, right? Now meet the young unsung hero behind this dynamic company - Ana Shell. Since 2007, she has made investing in projects that protect the environment (but produce better alternatives...

Jun272013 by Mindanaoan IreneNo Comments

Malinis at murang elektrisidad sa Pilipinas? Posible!

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Mataas at matayog ang aking respeto para sa mga tao at organisasyong sumusulong ng mga alternatibong pinagkukunan ng enerhiya para sa malinis at mapagkakatiwalaang produksyon ng “electrical power.” Sa kasalukuyan, umaasa lamang tayo sa mga hydropower plants. May mga electric cooperatives naman na gumagamit ng solar panels upang ipandagdag sa kanilang pinagkukunan ng enerhiya (tulad na lamang ng CEPALCO na makikita sa Cagayan de Oro - mayroon silang solar panel area). Mayroon ding wind farm sa Ilocos Norte na nagngangalang Bangui Wind Farm. Ngunit paano naman ang produksyon ng elektrisidad na hindi nagdudulot ng problema sa Inang Kalikasan? Posible ba ang murang elektrisidad na dulot ng mga alternatibong energy technologies? Ang sagot - gasification! Ang gasification ay isang proseso ...

May292013 by Mindanaoan IreneNo Comments

Clean low cost electricity in Philippines? Yes!

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I have so much respect for people and organizations that champion alternative sources of energy for clean and reliable electrical power production! Currently, we depend largely on hydropower plants. Some electric cooperatives also use several solar panels to augment their sources of energy (Cagayan de Oro’s CEPALCO has a solar panel area) and we all know about the Bangui Wind Farm in Ilocos Norte. But what about production of electricity without doing much harm to the environment? What about affordable electricity brought about by alternative-energy technologies? Gasification is a solution! Gasification is a process of converting organic or carbon-containing matter into synthetic gas or syngas which could be used to generate electricity. I’m particularly interested with this because ...