Deep Ocean Power reveals Philippines offshore masterplan

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Company reveals plans to develop 36 marine and offshore wind projects

Deep Ocean Power Philippines, a developer of marine energy projects, is working on plans to install a mixture of renewable energy technologies at 36 coastal sites around the country, according to reports...

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