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[Title] => PNOC’s $1.26-B LNG facility seen operational in 6 yrs
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The Philippine National Oil Co. (PNOC) is targetting the completion of its $1.26 billion Bataan-Manila (Bat-Man) liquefied natural gas (LNG) II terminal by 2012, official documents showed.
PNOC-Exploration Corp., one of the subsidiaries of PNOC, will undertake the project, which is expected to produce 180 million standard cubic feet of LNG daily.
[DatePublished] => 2006-12-29 00:00:00
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[Title] => More firms show keen interest in Malampaya
[Summary] => More local and foreign oil firms have expressed a keen interest in joining the development of the Malampaya oil rim, a ranking Philippine National Oil Co. (PNOC) official said.
PNOC president Eduardo Mañalac told reporters over the weekend that Basic Petroleum Corp., CITIC of China, Vitol and 3Energy of Malaysia have signified interest in joining the oilfield development.
Mañalac said they plan to farm out the contract for the Malampaya oil rim.
"The approach that PNOC will use is going to be a farm out offer," Manalac said.
[DatePublished] => 2006-02-20 00:00:00
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[Title] => Korea Gas shows interest in Malampaya
[Summary] => Korea Gas Corp. (Kogas), a state-owned gas development firm of Korea, has expressed keen interest to undertake the oil rim project in the $4.5-billion Malampaya deep water gas-to- power project in Palawan.
Korean Minister of Commerce, Industry and Energy (MOCIE) Hee-Beom Lee said Kogas is now talking with the state-run Philippine National Oil Co. (PNOC) for a possible joint venture.
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[Title] => RP, Korea sign 3 accords on energy
[Summary] => The Philippines has signed three agreements with the South Korean government to further strengthen bilateral cooperation in the energy sector, Energy Secretary Raphael P.M. Lotilla said yesterday.
He said two memorandum of understanding were inked with Korea’s Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Energy (MOCIE) Minister Lee Hee-Beom. The MOUs aim to assist the Philippine government in its power development programs and accelerate the country’s barangay electrification program.
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[Title] => Government weighs options on 4.9% stake in Malampaya project
[Summary] => The government is weighing its options for its 4.9 percent stake in the $4.5-billion Malampaya deepwater gas-to-power project. The 4.9-percent stake is part of the 10 percent block owned by the Philippine National Oil Co.-Exploration Corp. (PNOC-EC).
The Department of Energy (DOE), while earlier deciding to keep the PNOC-EC shares in the Malampaya project, is also mulling letting go of its stake and push through with the sale to raise revenues for the cash-strapped government.
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[AuthorName] => Rocel Felix
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[Title] => PNOC-EC assures transparency in sale of its Malampaya stake
[Summary] => The Philippine National Oil Co.-Exploration Corp. (PNOC-EC) said yesterday the anticipated sale of 49 percent of its 10-percent interest in the Malampaya natural gas exploration and development project "has followed a strict and transparent process".
PNOC-EC president and chief executive officer Eduardo V. Mañalac also said the prospective sale price "will be made public in due time", adding that a "premature disclosure could unduly prejudice the divestment process".
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[Title] => PNOC-EC to lead operation of $100-M gas pipeline project
[Summary] => The PNOC-Exploration Corp. (EC), the oil and gas exploration arm of the Philippine National Oil Co. (PNOC) plans to lead the commercial operations of the $100-million Batangas-Manila (Batman I) gas pipeline.
EC president Rufino Boma-sang said while EC intends to be the lead operator of the pipeline, it can allow private sector groups to own the project’s assets.
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[Title] => Korean firms keen on RP’s natural gas sector
[Summary] => Energy Secretary Vincent S. Perez reported yesterday that a number of South Korean-based firms have expressed keen interest in participating in the development of the country’s downstream natural gas industry.
"Our natural gas industry is one of the industries that are attracting interest from different countries. Our meetings with several Korean firms indicated a very strong interest among them to carry out these vital projects," Perez said.
Among the South Korean firms are Korea Electric Power Corp. (Kepco) and Korea Gas Corp. (Kogas).
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KOREA GAS CORP
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[Title] => PNOC’s $1.26-B LNG facility seen operational in 6 yrs
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The Philippine National Oil Co. (PNOC) is targetting the completion of its $1.26 billion Bataan-Manila (Bat-Man) liquefied natural gas (LNG) II terminal by 2012, official documents showed.
PNOC-Exploration Corp., one of the subsidiaries of PNOC, will undertake the project, which is expected to produce 180 million standard cubic feet of LNG daily.
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[Title] => More firms show keen interest in Malampaya
[Summary] => More local and foreign oil firms have expressed a keen interest in joining the development of the Malampaya oil rim, a ranking Philippine National Oil Co. (PNOC) official said.
PNOC president Eduardo Mañalac told reporters over the weekend that Basic Petroleum Corp., CITIC of China, Vitol and 3Energy of Malaysia have signified interest in joining the oilfield development.
Mañalac said they plan to farm out the contract for the Malampaya oil rim.
"The approach that PNOC will use is going to be a farm out offer," Manalac said.
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[Title] => Korea Gas shows interest in Malampaya
[Summary] => Korea Gas Corp. (Kogas), a state-owned gas development firm of Korea, has expressed keen interest to undertake the oil rim project in the $4.5-billion Malampaya deep water gas-to- power project in Palawan.
Korean Minister of Commerce, Industry and Energy (MOCIE) Hee-Beom Lee said Kogas is now talking with the state-run Philippine National Oil Co. (PNOC) for a possible joint venture.
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[Title] => RP, Korea sign 3 accords on energy
[Summary] => The Philippines has signed three agreements with the South Korean government to further strengthen bilateral cooperation in the energy sector, Energy Secretary Raphael P.M. Lotilla said yesterday.
He said two memorandum of understanding were inked with Korea’s Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Energy (MOCIE) Minister Lee Hee-Beom. The MOUs aim to assist the Philippine government in its power development programs and accelerate the country’s barangay electrification program.
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[Title] => Government weighs options on 4.9% stake in Malampaya project
[Summary] => The government is weighing its options for its 4.9 percent stake in the $4.5-billion Malampaya deepwater gas-to-power project. The 4.9-percent stake is part of the 10 percent block owned by the Philippine National Oil Co.-Exploration Corp. (PNOC-EC).
The Department of Energy (DOE), while earlier deciding to keep the PNOC-EC shares in the Malampaya project, is also mulling letting go of its stake and push through with the sale to raise revenues for the cash-strapped government.
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[Title] => PNOC-EC assures transparency in sale of its Malampaya stake
[Summary] => The Philippine National Oil Co.-Exploration Corp. (PNOC-EC) said yesterday the anticipated sale of 49 percent of its 10-percent interest in the Malampaya natural gas exploration and development project "has followed a strict and transparent process".
PNOC-EC president and chief executive officer Eduardo V. Mañalac also said the prospective sale price "will be made public in due time", adding that a "premature disclosure could unduly prejudice the divestment process".
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[Title] => PNOC-EC to lead operation of $100-M gas pipeline project
[Summary] => The PNOC-Exploration Corp. (EC), the oil and gas exploration arm of the Philippine National Oil Co. (PNOC) plans to lead the commercial operations of the $100-million Batangas-Manila (Batman I) gas pipeline.
EC president Rufino Boma-sang said while EC intends to be the lead operator of the pipeline, it can allow private sector groups to own the project’s assets.
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[Title] => Korean firms keen on RP’s natural gas sector
[Summary] => Energy Secretary Vincent S. Perez reported yesterday that a number of South Korean-based firms have expressed keen interest in participating in the development of the country’s downstream natural gas industry.
"Our natural gas industry is one of the industries that are attracting interest from different countries. Our meetings with several Korean firms indicated a very strong interest among them to carry out these vital projects," Perez said.
Among the South Korean firms are Korea Electric Power Corp. (Kepco) and Korea Gas Corp. (Kogas).
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