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LETTER OF INSTRUCTIONS NO. 892 |
The Ministry of Energy
The Farm Systems Development Corporation
That National Electrification Administration
SUBJECT : Effecting the Widespread Application of Proven Viable Technologies Pertaining to
Non-Conventional Energy Sources
WHEREAS, the worldwide energy situation is becoming more critical, with the growing shortage and increasing cost of oil which remains a major source of the energy requirements of the country;
WHEREAS, there is need to accelerate the application of proven viable non-conventional energy sources for the country to attain as much self-reliance and self-sufficiency as possible in meeting its growing energy needs; and
WHEREAS, for this purpose, it would be desirable to vigorously pursue activities and operations relating to the application of proven viable technologies on non-conventional energy sources and delineate the primary responsibilities of agencies concerned.
NOW, THEREFORE, I, FERDINAND E. MARCOS, President of the Philippines, by virtue of the powers vested in me by the Constitution, do hereby order:
SECTION 1. The following agencies of the government shall have primary responsibility for undertaking activities leading to the widespread application and utilization, whether commercial or non-commercial, of proven liable technologies relating to the non-conventional energy sources indicated opposite each:
(a)
Ministry of Agriculture — Biogas
(b) Ministry
of Energy — Solar Water Heating and Solar Crop Drying
(c) Farm
Systems Development Corporation — Wind Power Relative to Water Pumping
and Irrigation
(d) National
Electrification Administration — Small Hydro for Rural Power up to
5,000 kilowatts (Projects involving over 5,000 kilowatts shall be done
after consultations with the National Power Corporation)
Letter of Instruction No. 888 shall continue to govern the national alcogas program.
Sec. 2. Such activities shall include, but need
not be limited to:
(a)
The identification of the most suitable markets and prospective users
of such technologies;
(b) The
selection of the more suitable technologies, whether of a commercial or
a non-commercial nature, for the particular requirements envisioned;
(c) The
encouragement and availment of the appropriate participation of the
private and/or public sectors in the production, distribution, and
utilization of such technologies, considering further the different
requirements or small-scale and large-scale users;
(d) The
development of individual, sub-regional, regional, or national programs
and strategies for implementing the application and use of such
technologies;
(e) The
implementation of such projects and programs as are needed for the
utilization of such technologies;
(f) The
determination of such specific and general incentives as may be
necessary to effect increasing acceptance of the general use of such
technologies; and
(g) The
establishment of such measures of performance as may result in the
meaningful monitoring of the progress of their activities.
Sec. 3. The Ministry of Energy shall continue to be responsible for administering a national program for research and development concerning non-conventional energy sources. It shall meet with the abovementioned agencies within ninety (90) days from the issuance of this LOI to provide such agencies with the necessary technological information and materials for pursuing their projects.
Sec. 4. In the pursuance of their activities as herein directed, the agencies concerned shall utilized their respective resources as may be necessary and expedient in order to ensure the success of their projects. The agencies abovementioned may constitute such task forces and special groups as may be necessary to enable them to more efficiently discharge their responsibilities under this LOI. For monitoring purposes, they shall meet with the Ministry of Energy on at least a quarterly basis to report on the progress of the implementation of such projects, taking into account the provisions of Sec. 2.
Sec. 5. This Letter of Instruction shall take
effect immediately.
Done in the City of Manila,
this 23rd day of July, in the year of Our Lord, nineteen hundred and
seventy-nine.
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