More US firms interested in LNG sector
More American investors are keen on participating in the Philippines’ emerging liquefied natural gas industry, Energy Secretary Raphael Lotilla said. ...
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Semirara plans to expand generation business, studies shift to LNG projects
Semirara Mining and Power Corp. plans to expand its power generation business and studies a shift to liquefied natural gas ...
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First LNG cargo arrives at AG&P import terminal in Batangas Bay
Atlantic Gulf & Pacific’s Philippines LNG on Thursday welcomed to its import terminal the country’s first liquefied natural gas cargo ...
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San Miguel power unit plans to offer output of 1,313-MW plant to Meralco in new bidding process
San Miguel Global Power Holdings Corp. plans to offer the output of a 1,313.1-megawatt combined cycle power plant to Manila ...
Read moreAG&P gets Batangas council’s approval for LNG terminal
AG&P International Pte. Ltd. , a liquefied natural gas terminal and downstream infrastructure company, said Wednesday it received the approval ...
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AG&P receives first LNG cargo in Batangas hub
Atlantic, Gulf & Pacific Company said Wednesday it is bringing the Philippines to the global liquefied natural gas center stage ...
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SMC to reopen 1,200-MW Ilijan power plant using LNG
Conglomerate San Miguel Corp. said over the weekend it will re-start the operations of its 1,200-megawatt Ilijan natural gas power ...
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DOE sees smooth opening of two LNG terminals this year
The Department of Energy said Thursday the country’s first two liquefied natural gas terminals which are expected to open this ...
Read moreSamat gets DOE clearance to start Bataan LNG project
The Department of Energy said Friday it approved and issued a notice to proceed to Samat LNG Corp. for its ...
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Shell expanding PH investments in more sectors
Shell Companies in the Philippines, the group of businesses under Shell, is expanding its investments in oil, renewable energy, electric ...
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