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NoneLopez-led First Gen Corporation (FGen) has renewed its partnership with Far Eastern University (FEU) to supply renewable energy (RE) to its Manila and Alabang campuses. In a statement, FGen said it will supply 600 kilowatts (kW) of electricity to FEU Alabang in Muntinlupa and 650 kW to the FEU Institute of Technology in Manila. The university first partnered with FGen in 2017, supplying power to parts of FEU’s main campus under the government’s Retail Competition and Open Access (RCOA) initiative. RCOA allows electricity consumers with a monthly peak demand of around 500 kW to choose their power suppliers. FEU President Juan Miguel Montinola expressed delight over FGen’s support, stating, “We take great pride in now operating fully on renewable power, some of which is own produced, but mostly through this partnership.” “This power supply agreement, plus our investments in efficient air conditioning systems, all within the context of the continued preservation of historical and significant cultural heritage buildings and landmarks, is very fulfilling for us as educators and as an example to our students,” he added. Carlo Vega, FGen’s vice president for marketing, trading, and economics, said that a diversified power source helps reduce power cost volatility and minimizes carbon footprint. “Diversifying power sources and working with independent power producers help reduce volatility in power costs but the overall carbon footprint as well. We’re privileged to work with FEU over the past seven years, expanding to other campuses as they move forward in their decarbonization journey,” he shared. FGen has approximately 1,651 MW of installed capacity generated through 28 solar, wind, hydro, and geothermal power plants across the country. FGen also has four natural gas power plants that serve as a transition fuel in its decarbonization efforts. In total, the RE firm has about 3,668 MW of combined capacity.Bombers GM Walters sees no need to blow up roster despite another Grey Cup loss

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MIAMI -- Traffic citations issued to Miami Dolphins star wide receiver Tyreek Hill after a September altercation with police have been dismissed after the charging officers didn't attend a court hearing. Hill's tickets for careless driving and failing to wear a seat belt were dismissed after the Miami-Dade Police officers failed to show up for a Monday hearing. The tickets were issued after Hill was stopped outside Hard Rock Stadium for allegedly speeding before the Dolphins' season opener on Sept. 8. The stop escalated and an officer pulled Hill from the car, forced him to the ground and handcuffed him. Hill said in a Tuesday post on the social platform X , “Where all the internet cops now”. The Miami-Dade Police said the officers' failure to appear was “an oversight” and “the matter will be handled administratively.” Still, the department defended issuing Hill the tickets. “A citation dismissed due to this reason does not indicate that the citation held no merit,” the agency said in a statement. Police body camera video from the September stop showed Hill appeared to speed past two motorcycle officers who were monitoring traffic on a road outside the stadium. They pulled over his McLaren sports car and one tapped on his window. Hill, 30, handed the officer his driver's license, but told the officer repeatedly, “Don’t knock on my window like that." He then put his window back up. Their verbal exchange escalated and the officers soon pulled him from the car, forcing Hill face-first to the ground. The officers cursed at Hill but he did not resist their physical force or strike at them in the video. He did tell one officer, “Don’t tell me what to do.” Hill was eventually stood up, but then an officer dragged him into a sitting position on the curb after he said a knee injury made that difficult. After about 30 minutes, Hill was issued citations and allowed to enter the stadium. One officer was placed on administrative duty and an internal affairs investigation was launched. No results have been released.Swinney and Brown at memorial service for ‘giant of a man’ Alex Salmond