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Table 4.6 Accruals and disbursements, benefits under Republic Act 9136, 1994–2002 Year Type of Fund Accruals Obligated Available 1994 EF 24,173,178 24,173,178 DLF 24,173,178 24,173,178 RWMHEEF 48,346,355 48,346,355 1995 EF 54,822,077 6,965,864 47,856,213 13% DLF 54,822,077 5,756,700 49,065,377 11% RWMHEEF 109,644,154 7,155,000 102,489,154 7% 1996 EF 62,065,079 9,101,082 52,963,997 15% DLF 62,065,079 6,472,866 55,592,213 10% RWMHEEF 124,130,158 6,841,322 117,288,836 6% 1997 EF 69,377,779 7,134,067 62,243,712 10% DLF 69,091,462 6,875,058 62,216,404 10% RWMHEEF 137,904,276 6,417,250 131,487,026 5% 1998 EF 73,594,421 22,993,474 50,600,946 31% DLF 73,197,601 13,774,844 59,422,757 19% RWMHEEF 146,009,012 66,065,102 79,943,911 45% 1999 EF 178,597,074 82,960,379 95,636,695 46% DLF 90,314,991 22,880,275 67,434,716 25% RWMHEEF 90,482,006 92,521,710 (2,039,703) 102% 2000 EF 155,513,144 126,394,469 29,118,675 81% DLF 113,251,524 53,543,864 59,707,659 47% RWMHEEF 113,468,964 131,391,655 (17,922,691) 116% 2001 EF 139,899,186 83,495,796 56,403,390 60% DLF 128,178,140 36,262,028 91,916,112 28% RWMHEEF 128,393,685 68,727,248 59,666,437 54% 2002 EF 26,254,450 41,285,053 (15,030,603) 157% DLF 25,042,137 8,452,015 16,590,122 34% RWMHEEF 25,009,527 34,815,883 (9,716,356) 139% TOTALS EF 784,296,388 380,330,184 403,966,204 48% DLF 640,136,189 154,017,651 486,118,538 24% RWMHEEF 923,478,137 413,935,169 509,542,968 45% Grand totals 2,347,910,714 948,283,003 1,399,627,711 40% Source: EIAB, DOE, 2002. 77 Rate of Disbursement
Table 4.7 Total generating capacity of power plants gaining funding from RWMHEEF under ER 1-94, as of 24 July 2002 Power plant Generating capacity (MW) Angat HEP 246 Magat HEP 360 Pantabangan/Masiway HEP 100 Masinloc CFTPP 600 Binga HEP 100 Ambuklao HEP 75 Bauang DPP 235 Sual CFTPP 1,294 Total Northern Luzon Regional Center 3,010 Bataan CCPP 620 Bataan TPP 64 Bataan GT - Batangas CFTPP 600 Fels PB 1 - Malaya TPP-NPC 650 Malaya TPP-IPP Malaya GT-NPC - TOTAL MMla Regional Center 1,934 BacMan 1 GPP BacMan 2 GPP 150 Kalayaan PSPP and Caliraya HEP 387 Mak-Ban GPP 410 Pagbilao CFTPP 764 Mauban CFTPP 440 Tiwi GPP 275 Pinamucan DPP 111 TOTAL South Luzon Regional Center 2,537 Bohol DPP 22 Cebu DPP 2 58 Cebu TPP 2 109 Leyte GPP 1 – Tongonan 112 Palinpinon 1 GPP 112 Palinpinon 2 GPP 80 PB 105 - PB 102 8 TOTAL Visayas Regional Center 502 Agus 1 HEP 80 Agus 2 HEP 180 Agus 4 HEP 158 Pulangi 4 HEP 255 PB 117 100 GT 201 & 202 - TOTAL Mindanao Regional Center 773 Total 8,756 Total Philippines 14,905 % to Total Philippines 59% Source: Existing NPC Power Plants in the Philippines, as of 3 May 2002, DOE. Existing IPP Power Plants in the Philippines, as of 24 July 2002, DOE. The DLF, on the other hand, has yet to be tapped as much as the Watershed Rehabilitation Fund. It has been underutilised, notwithstanding the fact that infrastructure projects are 78
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