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[Title] => SPEX kicks off drilling in new Northwest Palawan well
[Summary] => Shell Philippines Exploration B.V. (Spex), a member of the Royal Dutch Shell Group, recently kicked off drilling activities at its new exploratory well in Northwest Palawan, industry sources said.
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[Title] => Royal Dutch Shell pursues development of cleaner fuels
[Summary] => The Royal Dutch Shell Group is spearheading global efforts to develop cleaner fuels, its top executive said.
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[Title] => Shell to firm up decision on refinery expansion by yearend
[Summary] => The Royal Dutch Shell Group is likely to firm up its decision to expand its refinery in the Philippine before the end of this year or by early next year, a top energy official said.
In a press conference after a nine-day investment mission with President Arroyo to Europe, Lotilla said this optimism came after many European investors expressed interests to take part in the planned Shell capacity expansion.
"They are very keen on the planned expansion of the Shell refinery," he said, although he did not identify the interested parties.
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[Title] => Shell to start selling ethanol-blended gasoline next month
[Summary] => Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp., the local unit of the Royal Dutch Shell Group, will likely start selling ethanol pre-blended gasoline or E10 at its stations next month, the Department of Energy (DOE) said.
A ranking energy official said this is in line with Shell’s efforts to support the government’s alternative fuels program.
"There are just some last concerns being sorted out before ethanol can finally be offered commercially at Shell gasoline stations.It would be at 10-percent blend initially," the official said.
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[Title] => PNOC-EC leads search for new Malampaya investors
[Summary] => PNOC-Exploration Corp. (PNOC-EC) will take the lead in scouting for new investors for the oil rim development of Service Contract No. 38 or the Malampaya oilfield in Palawan.
"After we have formalized an agreement with SPEX (Shell Philippines Exploration B.V.), we directed PNOC-EC to spearhead efforts to look for new investors for the Malampaya oil development," Energy Undersecretary Eduardo Manalac said.
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[Title] => Gov’t mulls more crude production from Malampaya
[Summary] => The Department of Energy (DOE) is seriously studying the possibility of extracting more crude oil from the Malampaya field in northwest Palawan for domestic use amid a looming global oil crisis.
"Although the oil produced from Malampaya is not sufficient enough to cover for all our petroleum needs, we might consider looking at it as one of the options to ease the burden of the rising world crude prices," Energy Undersecretary J.V. Emmanuel de Dios said.
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[Title] => Spex eyes new drill scheme
[Summary] => Shell Petroleum Exploration B.V. (SPEX) will develop a new drilling scheme for the ongoing oil rim development near its Malampaya gas field in Northwest Palawan.
"We have looked at the conceptual development in the oil rim. We found out that the concept we will use carries high-risk in terms of capital we have to pour in. This is why we have decided to just look for other options to explore the rim," SPEX managing director Jeremy Cliff said.
Cliff said they would be able to present a new drilling scheme to the government before the end of the year.
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[Title] => Spex to decide on Malampaya oil rim project early next year
[Summary] => Shell Petroleum Exploration B.V. (Spex), the upstream oil development arm of the Royal Dutch Shell Group, will decide early next year if it will continue its oil rim development project in the Malampaya field.
Spex managing director Jeremy Cliff told reporters Monday that a group of experts will come up with a recommendation in the next two months to help Spex in its evaluation of the Malampaya oil rim prospects.
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[Title] => DOE mulls 100% cost recovery for dev’t of extended well by SPEX
[Summary] => The Department of Energy (DOE) is studying the possibility of allowing a 100-percent cost recovery for the extended well development of Shell Petroleum Exploration B.V. (Spex).
"We are looking at this proposal by Spex. Maybe we can make some adjustments to make the recovery much faster," Energy undersecretary Eduardo Manalac said.
Manalac said this possible leeway will encourage prospective oil drilling firms to participate and invest in the country’s upstream petroleum development activities.
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[Title] => Shell to undertake IPO if market improves
[Summary] => Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp. (Shell), a member of the Royal Dutch Shell Group, will seriously consider undertaking an initial public offering (IPO) if the equities market will show some improvements this year.
Shell external affairs manager Robert Kanapi said while the Department of Energy (DOE) has warned oil companies that they will be penalized if they continue to delay their IPOs, they have yet to "receive an advice from the DOE". DOE is now drafting an order to spell out the penalties for those that will refuse to undertake their IPOs.
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ROYAL DUTCH SHELL GROUP
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[Title] => SPEX kicks off drilling in new Northwest Palawan well
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[Title] => Royal Dutch Shell pursues development of cleaner fuels
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[Title] => Shell to firm up decision on refinery expansion by yearend
[Summary] => The Royal Dutch Shell Group is likely to firm up its decision to expand its refinery in the Philippine before the end of this year or by early next year, a top energy official said.
In a press conference after a nine-day investment mission with President Arroyo to Europe, Lotilla said this optimism came after many European investors expressed interests to take part in the planned Shell capacity expansion.
"They are very keen on the planned expansion of the Shell refinery," he said, although he did not identify the interested parties.
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[Title] => Shell to start selling ethanol-blended gasoline next month
[Summary] => Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp., the local unit of the Royal Dutch Shell Group, will likely start selling ethanol pre-blended gasoline or E10 at its stations next month, the Department of Energy (DOE) said.
A ranking energy official said this is in line with Shell’s efforts to support the government’s alternative fuels program.
"There are just some last concerns being sorted out before ethanol can finally be offered commercially at Shell gasoline stations.It would be at 10-percent blend initially," the official said.
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[Title] => PNOC-EC leads search for new Malampaya investors
[Summary] => PNOC-Exploration Corp. (PNOC-EC) will take the lead in scouting for new investors for the oil rim development of Service Contract No. 38 or the Malampaya oilfield in Palawan.
"After we have formalized an agreement with SPEX (Shell Philippines Exploration B.V.), we directed PNOC-EC to spearhead efforts to look for new investors for the Malampaya oil development," Energy Undersecretary Eduardo Manalac said.
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[Title] => Gov’t mulls more crude production from Malampaya
[Summary] => The Department of Energy (DOE) is seriously studying the possibility of extracting more crude oil from the Malampaya field in northwest Palawan for domestic use amid a looming global oil crisis.
"Although the oil produced from Malampaya is not sufficient enough to cover for all our petroleum needs, we might consider looking at it as one of the options to ease the burden of the rising world crude prices," Energy Undersecretary J.V. Emmanuel de Dios said.
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[Title] => Spex eyes new drill scheme
[Summary] => Shell Petroleum Exploration B.V. (SPEX) will develop a new drilling scheme for the ongoing oil rim development near its Malampaya gas field in Northwest Palawan.
"We have looked at the conceptual development in the oil rim. We found out that the concept we will use carries high-risk in terms of capital we have to pour in. This is why we have decided to just look for other options to explore the rim," SPEX managing director Jeremy Cliff said.
Cliff said they would be able to present a new drilling scheme to the government before the end of the year.
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[Summary] => Shell Petroleum Exploration B.V. (Spex), the upstream oil development arm of the Royal Dutch Shell Group, will decide early next year if it will continue its oil rim development project in the Malampaya field.
Spex managing director Jeremy Cliff told reporters Monday that a group of experts will come up with a recommendation in the next two months to help Spex in its evaluation of the Malampaya oil rim prospects.
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[Title] => DOE mulls 100% cost recovery for dev’t of extended well by SPEX
[Summary] => The Department of Energy (DOE) is studying the possibility of allowing a 100-percent cost recovery for the extended well development of Shell Petroleum Exploration B.V. (Spex).
"We are looking at this proposal by Spex. Maybe we can make some adjustments to make the recovery much faster," Energy undersecretary Eduardo Manalac said.
Manalac said this possible leeway will encourage prospective oil drilling firms to participate and invest in the country’s upstream petroleum development activities.
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[Title] => Shell to undertake IPO if market improves
[Summary] => Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp. (Shell), a member of the Royal Dutch Shell Group, will seriously consider undertaking an initial public offering (IPO) if the equities market will show some improvements this year.
Shell external affairs manager Robert Kanapi said while the Department of Energy (DOE) has warned oil companies that they will be penalized if they continue to delay their IPOs, they have yet to "receive an advice from the DOE". DOE is now drafting an order to spell out the penalties for those that will refuse to undertake their IPOs.
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