Nightlife in Limousine

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There are so many things in life that makes us happy and make us enjoy the quality time with our family and friends. Riding in a limo is one of them. When you are celebrating a specific occasion like birthdays and family parties or weddings, you can rent a limo to have luxury and style both at your end.

Sightseeing and riding for vacations is fun but nightlife in a limo is just the best. You must have seen in the movies and TV shows that your favorite celebrities are coming out of the limo and having fun in the limo and enjoying the night time at casinos. You can have that luxurious life too.

All you need to do is to rent a limousine and have fun. If you are living in Charlotte then you can use one of the best limousines Charlotte service.

Nightlife is just the kind of thing that can be enjoyed best in the limo. You don’t even need to worry about the directions and you can just lay back and relax with your partner, If you are on the date. If not, then you must be with your friends and you can do all the crazy things there. There will be champagnes and so many other things that you can do. If you have tickets to the concert than going on the limo will be fun. Backstage Limousine Company is one of the best companies that will provide you all these services in affordable prices.

Bars are the best places to hit at night. If you are planning a great night out with your friends then there is nothing much better place to go than the bars. You can enjoy the nights to full and make things awesome. You never know, you might get lucky when you are at the bar and you never know who you are taking with you when you leave the bar. And the ride in limo is what everyone wants.

Nightclubs are another great option when you are planning a night out with your friends. You can have so much fun at the nightclubs with your friends. Fancy dresses, dances and so many other things to do at nightclub. When you are deciding to hire a limo, limo rental Charlotte is what you should consider. Here is the info that you need for the contact.

Cusi Signs Pantawid Pasada Program Joint Memorandum Circular

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PANTAWID PASADA: The DOE and the heads of the implementing agencies of the Pantawid Pasada Program sign the Joint Memorandum Circular, providing the implementation guidelines for the fuel subsidy scheme. (L-R) LTFRB Chair Martin B. Delgra III, DOE Sec. Alfonso G. Cusi, DOTr Sec. Arthur P. Tugade, DBM Sec. Benjamin E. Diokno, LBP President Alex V. Buenaventura, and DOF ASec. Antonio G. Lambino II.

MANILA CITY- Department of Energy DOE) Secretary Alfonso G. Cusi signs today, Joint Memorandum Circular (JMC) No. 1, series of 2018, providing the general guidelines for the implementation of the Pantawid Pasada Program. The signing event took place earlier this morning at the Multi-Purpose Hall of the  Department of Budget and Management (DBM).

The DOE is one of the six implementing agencies of Pantawid Pasada, which will provide fuel vouchers to qualified franchise holders of public utility jeepneys (PUJs). The Department of Transportation is the lead implementer of the program.

Under the JMC, the DOE is responsible for coordinating with oil companies to ensure their acceptance of Pantawid Pasada Cards as mode of payment. In addition, the DOE and the Landbank of the Philippines (LBP) will be in charge of identifying areas with limited or no access to retail Point of Sale systems, where vouchers instead of cards will be honored.

In his message, Sec. Cusi stated that the DOE has been proactively implementing mitigating measures to help cushion the public, particularly the country's vulnerable transport sector.

"We called on our partners in the oil industry to grant fuel discounts to public utility vehicles, in addition to their CSR programs. This resulted in our MOAs with Petron, Shell and Phoenix Petroleum," he said.

He also expressed that the Energy Department will be ready to extend any assistance that may be needed by its partner agencies to successfully implement the fuel subsidy program.

The Secretary assures the public of the DOE's vigilance in finding more ways to provide targeted relief to the public transport sector.

"Makakaasa po kayo na itutuloy ng Kagawaran ng Enerhiya ang aming maigting na pakikipag-ugnayan sa mga kumpanya ng langis para sa posibleng pagpapalawak ng PUV discounts at isulong ang pagtatagumpay ng Pantawid Pasada," Sec. Cusi emphasized.

The Pantawid Pasada Program will be implemented by the DOTr, DOE, Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board, Department of Finance, DBM and the LBP. 

PARTNERS FOR CHANGE: DOE Sec. Alfonso G. Cusi expresses his appreciation to partners in the oil industry who readily joined the government's efforts to provide support to the country's public transport sector.

E-Vehicles Back DOE's E-Diskarte Principle

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EV SUMMIT: Department of Energy (DOE) Undersecretary Felix William B. Fuentebella delivers the message of Secretary Alfonso G. Cusi at the 6th Philippine Electric Vehicles (EV) Summit held on 10 July in Pasay City. Usec. Fuentebella emphasized the DOE's support in championing the use of electric vehicles as well as hybrids as the future of the Philippine transport system.

The Department of Energy (DOE) underlines its Alternative Fuels and Energy Technology Roadmap during the opening ceremony of the 6th Philippine Electric Vehicles Summit on Tuesday at the SMX Convention Center, Mall of Asia Complex in Pasay City.

The roadmap is meant to support  the government’s aggressive “Public Utility Vehicle (PUV) Modernization Program". 

In the message of Secretary Alfonso G. Cusi that was delivered by Undersecretary Felix William "Wimpy" B. Fuentebella, he encouraged stakeholders to scale up the use of alternative fuels and energy efficient technologies.

Among others, Sec. Cusi emphasized the need to reduce the country’s oil dependence in accordance with the E-Diskarte principle under the E-Power Mo campaign that promotes a smart energy lifestyle. 

He further added that the heavy dependence of the Philippines on imported fuels makes the country vulnerable to energy supply disruptions and global price fluctuations.

He also pointed out that the current annual motor vehicle growth rate of about 6% will likely increase road transport emissions. This will result in the further deterioration of the country’s air-quality, and an increase in carbon footprint.

“A low-carbon path in the transport sector is an essential part of the Philippines’ strategic priority and we will pursue cleaner, indigenous and optimized energy and transport,” Sec. Cusi said.

On the issue of having a broader range of sustainable energy choices, USec. Fuentebella assured summit participants, "We support the development of alternative technology and fuel options that demonstrate energy efficiency such as hybrid and electric vehicles in the transport sector."

He stressed that a holistic approach must be adopted for alternative fuel technology to grow. This includes the construction of support structures (i.e. charging stations) and the need to establish strong  after-sales services to address issues on the availability of service centers and replacement parts, as well as the sustainability of e-vehicle operations. 

The DOE assures the public that it is committed to provide energy that would power industries, homes and even more electric vehicles into the future.

E-VEHICLES: The 6th Philippine Electric Vehicles (EV) Summit is until Wednesday (11 July) at SMX Convention Center in Mall of Asia in Pasay City. Leading the ceremonial ribbon cutting together with Energy Assistant Secretary Leonido J. Pulido III (3rd from L) are (L-R) Electric Vehicles Association of the Philippines President Rommel T. Juan, Nissan Assistant General Manager Dax Avenido, Senator Edgardo 'Sonny' J. Angara, Manila Electric Company Vice President and Head of Strategy and Business Development Office Raymond Ravelo, and Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corporation Vice President Renato Lampano.