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[Title] => RP forges stronger energy tieup with S Korea, Thailand
[Summary] => The Philippines has forged stronger ties with the governments of South Korea and Thailand to promote further cooperation in energy and power sector development.
Energy Secretary Vincent S. Perez and Korea’s Minister of Commerce, Industry and Energy (MOCIE) Hee-Beom Lee signed a memorandum of understanding yesterday to help the Philippines address electricity demand in the Visayas.
The MOU signing was done at the sidelines of the 22nd ASEAN Ministers on Energy Meeting being held in Manila.
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[Title] => Petronas official urges joint ventures to fast-track trans-Asean gas pipeline
[Summary] => The members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nation (ASEAN) are being urged to establish more joint ventures with each other to fast-track the realization of the trans-ASEAN pipeline.
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[Title] => RP joins effort to raise energy efficiency in Asean
[Summary] => Energy Secretary Vincent S. Perez said yesterday the Philippines has agreed to intensify collaborative efforts with its ASEAN counterparts to improve energy efficiency and conservation.
Perez, who attended the 19th ASEAN Ministers on Energy Meeting last week, said the member countries are one in saying that energy efficiency could be achieved by pushing for further development, application and commercialization of new and renewable energy, which offer great potentials greenhouse gas emission mitigation and abatement.
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[Title] => RP issues appeal to OPEC through Indonesia
[Summary] => The Philippine government, through its ASEAN neighbor, Indonesia, has appealed to the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) to exercise prudence in tackling the issue of long-term stability of oil prices in the region.
The appeal was made by Energy Secretary Vincent S. Perez during the 19th ASEAN Ministers’ Energy Meeting (AMEM) held the other day in Brunei, Darussalam.
Perez, in a faxed statement, said the Energy Minister of Thailand likewise made a similar call to Indonesia, the only representative of ASEAN in OPEC.
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Energy Secretary Vincent S. Perez and Korea’s Minister of Commerce, Industry and Energy (MOCIE) Hee-Beom Lee signed a memorandum of understanding yesterday to help the Philippines address electricity demand in the Visayas.
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Perez, who attended the 19th ASEAN Ministers on Energy Meeting last week, said the member countries are one in saying that energy efficiency could be achieved by pushing for further development, application and commercialization of new and renewable energy, which offer great potentials greenhouse gas emission mitigation and abatement.
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[Summary] => The Philippine government, through its ASEAN neighbor, Indonesia, has appealed to the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) to exercise prudence in tackling the issue of long-term stability of oil prices in the region.
The appeal was made by Energy Secretary Vincent S. Perez during the 19th ASEAN Ministers’ Energy Meeting (AMEM) held the other day in Brunei, Darussalam.
Perez, in a faxed statement, said the Energy Minister of Thailand likewise made a similar call to Indonesia, the only representative of ASEAN in OPEC.
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The appeal was made by Energy Secretary Vincent S. Perez during the 19th ASEAN Ministers’ Energy Meeting (AMEM) held the other day in Brunei, Darussalam.
Perez, in a faxed statement, said the Energy Minister of Thailand likewise made a similar call to Indonesia, the only representative of ASEAN in OPEC.
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