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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 strategic partner for South China venture
[Summary] => Shell Petroleum Exploration B.V. (Spex) is open to the idea of getting a strategic partner in its exploration venture in South China Sea.
Spex managing director Jeremy Cliff told reporters that the company has been planning to farm out a portion of their geophysical exploration contract (GSEC) 99 South of Palawan.
"We are willing to find a potential partner. We plan to make GSEC 99 another Malampaya type," he said.
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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] => Firm to explore for gas in Palawan
[Summary] => South China Resources, Inc. (SOC), a publicly-listed oil exploration firm, has completed its application to explore for natural gas in Palawan.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE), SOC said it has finalized its application for a non-exclusive geophysical permit (NGP) covering 1.5 million hectares in the offshore East Palawan and Northwest Sulu sea areas.
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[Title] => Shell Phils eyes supply deal with Brunei Shell
[Summary] => The Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp. (PSPC) is exploring the feasibility of entering into a supply agreement with Brunei Shell Petroleum Corp. Sendirian Berhad (BSP), official documents show.
In a memorandum of understanding (MOU) signed recently, PSPC and BSP agreed to conduct a technical and feasibility study on these future joint undertakings. The two oil firms also agreed to conduct a study on the export of crude oil from Brunei to the Philippines.
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SHELL PETROLEUM EXPLORATION B
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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 strategic partner for South China venture
[Summary] => Shell Petroleum Exploration B.V. (Spex) is open to the idea of getting a strategic partner in its exploration venture in South China Sea.
Spex managing director Jeremy Cliff told reporters that the company has been planning to farm out a portion of their geophysical exploration contract (GSEC) 99 South of Palawan.
"We are willing to find a potential partner. We plan to make GSEC 99 another Malampaya type," he said.
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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] => Firm to explore for gas in Palawan
[Summary] => South China Resources, Inc. (SOC), a publicly-listed oil exploration firm, has completed its application to explore for natural gas in Palawan.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE), SOC said it has finalized its application for a non-exclusive geophysical permit (NGP) covering 1.5 million hectares in the offshore East Palawan and Northwest Sulu sea areas.
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[Title] => Shell Phils eyes supply deal with Brunei Shell
[Summary] => The Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp. (PSPC) is exploring the feasibility of entering into a supply agreement with Brunei Shell Petroleum Corp. Sendirian Berhad (BSP), official documents show.
In a memorandum of understanding (MOU) signed recently, PSPC and BSP agreed to conduct a technical and feasibility study on these future joint undertakings. The two oil firms also agreed to conduct a study on the export of crude oil from Brunei to the Philippines.
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September 1, 2001 - 12:00am
