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[Title] => Phl upstream oil industry seen resurging
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[Title] => Cadlao consortium allots $50M for oil field dev’t
[Summary] => Upstream oil firms Cadlao Development Co. Ltd. (Cadco) and VenturOil Philippines Inc. have allotted nearly $50 million to bring their oil field in Northwest Palawan to commercial operations.
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[Title] => Coal Asia eyes stake in Palawan oil project
[Summary] => An affiliate of soon-to-list Coal Asia Holdings Inc., is acquiring a stake in VenturOil Philippines Inc., part-owner of the Cadlao oil redevelopment project in the northwest Palawan basin.
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[Title] => DOE expects positive results in Galoc, Cadlao drillings
[Summary] => The Department of Energy (DOE) said it expects positive developments in two offshore gas fields in Palawan soon.
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[Title] => Aussie firm seeks funding for Cadlao oil exploration
[Summary] => Australian oil firm Blade Petroleum Ltd. has tapped US-based Tristone Capital to help explore funding sources for the development of the Cadlao oil field in Northwest Palawan.
[DatePublished] => 2009-01-11 00:00:00
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[Title] => Oil exploration investments may hit $200M
[Summary] => The Philippines has cornered up to $200 million worth of investments in oil exploration and production contracting activities this year, a ranking energy official said.
Philippine National Oil Co. (PNOC) president Eduardo Mañalac, in a speech during the 8th ASCOPE Conference and Exhibition, said these investments would involve the development of a total 6.87 million hectares of possible oil reserves.
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[Title] => Trans-Asia eyes Pinamucan power plant transfer
[Summary] => Trans-Asia Power Generation Corp. (TPGC) has expressed interest in bidding for the transfer of the 110-megawatt (MW) Pinamucan power plant worth about P535 million.
"We are keen in participating in the privatization of Pinamucan. We see great potential in Panay and there is already a ready market for the new site of the power plant," TPGC president Francisco L. Viray said.
The power plant is among the individual assets to be auctioned off by the Power Sector Assets and Liabilities Management Corp. (PSALM) in early 2004.
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[Title] => RP needs P1.8-T to fund energy projects in 11 years
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The PEP said the government will be providing counterpart funding of P279.1 billion for the implementation of programs and projects such as rural electrification and promotion and development of indigenous energy resources.
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[Title] => Cadlao consortium allots $50M for oil field dev’t
[Summary] => Upstream oil firms Cadlao Development Co. Ltd. (Cadco) and VenturOil Philippines Inc. have allotted nearly $50 million to bring their oil field in Northwest Palawan to commercial operations.
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[Title] => Coal Asia eyes stake in Palawan oil project
[Summary] => An affiliate of soon-to-list Coal Asia Holdings Inc., is acquiring a stake in VenturOil Philippines Inc., part-owner of the Cadlao oil redevelopment project in the northwest Palawan basin.
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[Title] => Cadlao oil field in Palawan to be developed next year
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[Title] => Aussie firm seeks funding for Cadlao oil exploration
[Summary] => Australian oil firm Blade Petroleum Ltd. has tapped US-based Tristone Capital to help explore funding sources for the development of the Cadlao oil field in Northwest Palawan.
[DatePublished] => 2009-01-11 00:00:00
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[Title] => Oil exploration investments may hit $200M
[Summary] => The Philippines has cornered up to $200 million worth of investments in oil exploration and production contracting activities this year, a ranking energy official said.
Philippine National Oil Co. (PNOC) president Eduardo Mañalac, in a speech during the 8th ASCOPE Conference and Exhibition, said these investments would involve the development of a total 6.87 million hectares of possible oil reserves.
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[Title] => Trans-Asia eyes Pinamucan power plant transfer
[Summary] => Trans-Asia Power Generation Corp. (TPGC) has expressed interest in bidding for the transfer of the 110-megawatt (MW) Pinamucan power plant worth about P535 million.
"We are keen in participating in the privatization of Pinamucan. We see great potential in Panay and there is already a ready market for the new site of the power plant," TPGC president Francisco L. Viray said.
The power plant is among the individual assets to be auctioned off by the Power Sector Assets and Liabilities Management Corp. (PSALM) in early 2004.
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[Title] => RP needs P1.8-T to fund energy projects in 11 years
[Summary] => The country’s investment requirement for energy-related projects over the period 2000 to 2011 is projected to reach P1.8 trillion, of which 85 percent or P1.59 trillion is seen to come from the private sector, according to the latest Philippine Energy Plan (PEP).
The PEP said the government will be providing counterpart funding of P279.1 billion for the implementation of programs and projects such as rural electrification and promotion and development of indigenous energy resources.
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