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[Title] => Review panel upholds oil industry deregulation
[Summary] => There is no evidence of the existence of an oil cartel and the deregulated oil industry should continue.
This was the main recommendation of the Independent Review Committee (IRC) on oil deregulation tasked by the Department of Energy (DOE) to assess the Oil Deregulation Law earlier this year amid rising world crude prices that saw local oil companies frequently raising pump prices.
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[Title] => Total sets groundbreaking for $2.5-M mega-station
[Summary] => Total Philippines Corp. will start the construction of a $2.5-million mega-station along the South Expressway next month, a ranking company official said.
During the launching yesterday of the Total/Department of Energy (DOE) Passenger and Light Duty Vehicles Economy Run 2004, Total president and managing director Jeff Attwood said they expect to finish the project in four months’ time.
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[Title] => Total to build $2.5-M service station along SLEX
[Summary] => Total Philippines Corp. (TPC) plans to start the construction of its $2.5-million gasoline station and service facility along the South Expressway by next month.
At the launch of Total’s newest gasoline product the high-octane "Infinity," Total president and managing director Jeff Attwood said they expect the South Expressway station to operate commercially by June 2004.
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[Title] => Total Phils sets P500-M expansion
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Total Philippines Corp. (TPC) plans to invest about P500 million in its Manila oil terminal as part of its aggressive expansion program in the country.
During the inauguration of the two-hectare oil depot, TPC president and managing director Jeff Attwood said they have already invested some P280 million for Phase I of the oil facility while another $4 million or more than P200 million will be spent next year and in 2005.
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[Title] => Total commitment
[Summary] => Market share has never bothered TotalFinaElf Phils. Corp. president and general manager Jeffrey Attwood. "I don’t care if we’re number three or number ten. What matters is that we meet our internal targets."
These targets mostly deal with performance benchmarks such as sales volume, margins, how fast the company can collect money from its customers and the management of costs.
[DatePublished] => 2002-06-03 00:00:00
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[Title] => Total won’t hike stake in Eastern
[Summary] => Total Petroleum Philippines Corp. (TPPC), a subsidiary of French power firm Totalfinaelf, has no plans to increase its stake in Eastern Petroleum Corp. (EPC) despite its aggressive moves to expand its operations in the Philippines.
"We do not intend to jack up our share in Eastern Petroleum," TPPC president and managing director Jeff Attwood said in reacting to reports that his company is intensifying efforts to grow its business in the country.
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[Title] => Total earmarks $30 M for expansion this year
[Summary] => Total Petroleum Philippines Corp. (TTPC), one of the largest among the new oil players in the country, is allocating $30 million (P1.5 billion) for its expansion program this year.
TTPC president and managing director Jeff Attwood told reporters during the inauguration of its oil depot in Bataan last Monday that the amount will be used to put up 20 additional new stations within Metro Manila.
Thus far, TTPC has captured two percent of the local oil market.
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[Title] => OilEx worries Total more than peso fall
[Summary] => French firm Total Petroleum Philippines Corp. (TPPC) is more concerned with legislations that will affect the oil industry than the unstable political climate resulting in the deterioration of the peso.
"We are in constant discussion with our principals (in Paris) regarding the socio-political climate but we are more concerned with the legal framework than the foreign exchange situation," outgoing TPPC president Jean Jacques Jung said yesterday.
Jung was referring to the national oil exchange bill (OilEx) and the proposed 20 percent tariff on imported baseoil.
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[Title] => Review panel upholds oil industry deregulation
[Summary] => There is no evidence of the existence of an oil cartel and the deregulated oil industry should continue.
This was the main recommendation of the Independent Review Committee (IRC) on oil deregulation tasked by the Department of Energy (DOE) to assess the Oil Deregulation Law earlier this year amid rising world crude prices that saw local oil companies frequently raising pump prices.
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[Title] => Total sets groundbreaking for $2.5-M mega-station
[Summary] => Total Philippines Corp. will start the construction of a $2.5-million mega-station along the South Expressway next month, a ranking company official said.
During the launching yesterday of the Total/Department of Energy (DOE) Passenger and Light Duty Vehicles Economy Run 2004, Total president and managing director Jeff Attwood said they expect to finish the project in four months’ time.
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[Title] => Total to build $2.5-M service station along SLEX
[Summary] => Total Philippines Corp. (TPC) plans to start the construction of its $2.5-million gasoline station and service facility along the South Expressway by next month.
At the launch of Total’s newest gasoline product the high-octane "Infinity," Total president and managing director Jeff Attwood said they expect the South Expressway station to operate commercially by June 2004.
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[Title] => Total Phils sets P500-M expansion
[Summary] =>
Total Philippines Corp. (TPC) plans to invest about P500 million in its Manila oil terminal as part of its aggressive expansion program in the country.
During the inauguration of the two-hectare oil depot, TPC president and managing director Jeff Attwood said they have already invested some P280 million for Phase I of the oil facility while another $4 million or more than P200 million will be spent next year and in 2005.
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[Title] => Total commitment
[Summary] => Market share has never bothered TotalFinaElf Phils. Corp. president and general manager Jeffrey Attwood. "I don’t care if we’re number three or number ten. What matters is that we meet our internal targets."
These targets mostly deal with performance benchmarks such as sales volume, margins, how fast the company can collect money from its customers and the management of costs.
[DatePublished] => 2002-06-03 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
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[Title] => Total won’t hike stake in Eastern
[Summary] => Total Petroleum Philippines Corp. (TPPC), a subsidiary of French power firm Totalfinaelf, has no plans to increase its stake in Eastern Petroleum Corp. (EPC) despite its aggressive moves to expand its operations in the Philippines.
"We do not intend to jack up our share in Eastern Petroleum," TPPC president and managing director Jeff Attwood said in reacting to reports that his company is intensifying efforts to grow its business in the country.
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[Title] => Total earmarks $30 M for expansion this year
[Summary] => Total Petroleum Philippines Corp. (TTPC), one of the largest among the new oil players in the country, is allocating $30 million (P1.5 billion) for its expansion program this year.
TTPC president and managing director Jeff Attwood told reporters during the inauguration of its oil depot in Bataan last Monday that the amount will be used to put up 20 additional new stations within Metro Manila.
Thus far, TTPC has captured two percent of the local oil market.
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[Title] => OilEx worries Total more than peso fall
[Summary] => French firm Total Petroleum Philippines Corp. (TPPC) is more concerned with legislations that will affect the oil industry than the unstable political climate resulting in the deterioration of the peso.
"We are in constant discussion with our principals (in Paris) regarding the socio-political climate but we are more concerned with the legal framework than the foreign exchange situation," outgoing TPPC president Jean Jacques Jung said yesterday.
Jung was referring to the national oil exchange bill (OilEx) and the proposed 20 percent tariff on imported baseoil.
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October 28, 2000 - 12:00am
