+ Follow CHEVRON TEXACO CORP Tag
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[Summary] => The local licensee of the 7-Eleven convenience store chain has set aside P2 billion this year to grow its branch network by a third nationwide.
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[Title] => Chevron may pull out of Tiwi-Makban bidding
[Summary] => After a thorough assessment of its priorities in the power generation business in the Philippines, Chevron Geothermal Power Corp. (formerly Unocal Philippines Inc.) may no longer bid for the 700-megawatt (MW) Tiwi and Makiling-Banahaw (Tiwi-Makban) geothermal assets.
Unocal Philippines, which is also formerly known as Philippine Geothermal Inc. (PGI), and the National Power Corp. (Napocor) operate the Tiwi-Makban geothermal plants.
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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] => Caltex may still hold IPO despite refinery closure, says SEC official
[Summary] => Securities regulators are urging Caltex Philippines Inc. to still consider offering its shares to the public despite the closure of its 49-year old refinery in Batangas.
Caltex closed down its plant in San Pascual, Batangas to give way to a P750-million world-class finished product import terminal.
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[Title] => DOE says Caltex, Shell not yet off the hook in mandatory IPO issue
[Summary] => The Department of Energy (DOE) is still keen on compelling oil firms Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp. and Caltex Philippines Inc. to offer their shares to the public through the initial public offering (IPO) route.
"We are not neglecting our obligation to implement the law. We are just waiting for the Department of Justice’s opinion," Energy Secretary Vincent S. Perez said.
Perez said both Shell and Caltex will still have to undertake their respective IPOs, even as the latter has decided to close its oil refinery.
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[Title] => Caltex closes refinery
[Summary] => "This conversion will transform Batangas into a regional supply and distribution hub where 100 percent of our products will be imported and then distributed throughout the Philippines," Caltex country chairman Timothy Leveille said.
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CHEVRON TEXACO CORP
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[Title] => Chevron may pull out of Tiwi-Makban bidding
[Summary] => After a thorough assessment of its priorities in the power generation business in the Philippines, Chevron Geothermal Power Corp. (formerly Unocal Philippines Inc.) may no longer bid for the 700-megawatt (MW) Tiwi and Makiling-Banahaw (Tiwi-Makban) geothermal assets.
Unocal Philippines, which is also formerly known as Philippine Geothermal Inc. (PGI), and the National Power Corp. (Napocor) operate the Tiwi-Makban geothermal plants.
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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] => Caltex may still hold IPO despite refinery closure, says SEC official
[Summary] => Securities regulators are urging Caltex Philippines Inc. to still consider offering its shares to the public despite the closure of its 49-year old refinery in Batangas.
Caltex closed down its plant in San Pascual, Batangas to give way to a P750-million world-class finished product import terminal.
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[Title] => DOE says Caltex, Shell not yet off the hook in mandatory IPO issue
[Summary] => The Department of Energy (DOE) is still keen on compelling oil firms Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp. and Caltex Philippines Inc. to offer their shares to the public through the initial public offering (IPO) route.
"We are not neglecting our obligation to implement the law. We are just waiting for the Department of Justice’s opinion," Energy Secretary Vincent S. Perez said.
Perez said both Shell and Caltex will still have to undertake their respective IPOs, even as the latter has decided to close its oil refinery.
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[Title] => Caltex closes refinery
[Summary] => "This conversion will transform Batangas into a regional supply and distribution hub where 100 percent of our products will be imported and then distributed throughout the Philippines," Caltex country chairman Timothy Leveille said.
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