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CEBU — Leaders of Japan, Australia, New Zealand arrived here yesterday to join China, South Korea, India and the 10 members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) for the 2nd East Asia Summit which will be held today to approve measures to promote energy security and develop renewable sources of power like biofuels.
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[Title] => RP-Brunei gas pipeline mulled
[Summary] => The ASEAN Council on Petroleum (ASCOPE) is studying the feasibility of putting up a gas pipeline from Brunei to the Philippine shore line, particularly in Palawan province, a top energy official said.
In a press conference, Philippine National Oil Co. (PNOC) president Eduardo V. Mañalac said the task force created by ASCOPE for the Trans-ASEAN Gas Pipeline (TAGP) will look into the viability of building the gas link-up facility between the two countries.
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The APSA task force was created by the ASEAN Cooperation on Petroleum (ASCOPE) to study possible emergency policies, contingency plans, stockpiling system and implementing mechanisms in case of an oil crisis in the region.
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[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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Philippine National Oil Co.-Exploration Co. (PNOC-EC) president Rufino Bomasang said the proposed project will be undertaken by his company and Malaysia’s state-owned oil company, Petronas.
Bomasang said the Malaysian government will be sending representatives to the Philippines to discuss the proposal.
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In a press conference, Philippine National Oil Co. (PNOC) president Eduardo V. Mañalac said the task force created by ASCOPE for the Trans-ASEAN Gas Pipeline (TAGP) will look into the viability of building the gas link-up facility between the two countries.
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The APSA task force was created by the ASEAN Cooperation on Petroleum (ASCOPE) to study possible emergency policies, contingency plans, stockpiling system and implementing mechanisms in case of an oil crisis in the region.
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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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Philippine National Oil Co.-Exploration Co. (PNOC-EC) president Rufino Bomasang said the proposed project will be undertaken by his company and Malaysia’s state-owned oil company, Petronas.
Bomasang said the Malaysian government will be sending representatives to the Philippines to discuss the proposal.
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