+ Follow DAVID GREER Tag
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[Title] => Malampaya and beyond
[Summary] => The Malampaya gas-to-power project is another step forward in the world’s continuing search for cleaner and more environment-friendly fuels.
"The switch to a lessening of dependence from coal and other fuels to the cleanest hydrocarbon, which is natural gas, ushers in the dawn of a new era for the Philippines", said David Greer, former managing director of Shell Phils. Exploration BV.
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[Title] => Malampaya yields oil
[Summary] => After almost three decades of frustration, the Philippines has finally struck oil in a potentially rich reservoir beneath the Malampaya natural gas fields off Palawan — a major step in achieving independence from imported fuel sources.
[DatePublished] => 2001-12-04 00:00:00
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[Title] => Shell chairman reaffirms commitment to invest in RP
[Summary] => Visiting Royal Dutch Shell Group chairman Phil Watts reiterated yesterday his company’s continuing commitment to invest in the Philippines despite various international and local oil-related setbacks.
Watts is in the country to witness the inauguration of the group’s $4.5-billion landmark Malampaya project today. President Arroyo will be the guest of honor in today’s program in Tabangao, Batangas.
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[Title] => DND beefs up security force at Malampaya
[Summary] => The National Government is beefing up security in the $4.5-billion Malampaya gas project which could be a potential target for terrorist.
Energy Secretary Vincent S. Perez said they have signed last Wednesday a memorandum of agreement (MOA) with the Department of National Defense for the strict enforcement of Proclamation No. 72 signed recently by President Arroyo.
As an initial move, he said they have informed and declared to all international maritime organizations that the Malampaya platform and wells around the area are part of the exclusive zone.
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[Title] => P4-B pipeline eyed to bring Malampaya gas to Manil
[Summary] => Shell Petroleum Exploration B.V. (Spex), the upstream development arm of the Royal Shell Group, is exploring the idea of building a $80-million (P4-billion) onshore gas pipeline to bring the Malampaya natural gas to Metro Manila.
"We are looking very seriously into the possibility of laying a pipeline all the way to Sucat to bring this clean natural gas to Metro Manila," Spex managing director David Greer, said. Spex has expressed keen interest in providing downstream facilities for the Malampaya project.
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[Title] => Spex to drill Iloc-1 well next year
[Summary] => Shell Phils. Exploration BV (Spex), the main operator of the $45-billion Malampaya natural gas power project in Northern Palawan, will explore early next year the nearby Iloc-1 well, Spex president and managing director David Greer said yesterday.
Both Malampaya and Iloc-1 are covered by Service Contract 38 that Spex entered into with the National Government in the early 1990s.
The drilling of Iloc-1, which was originally set for last August, will start after Spex completes the exploration of another new well, Malampaya 10, and completes its extended well test.
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[Title] => Government seen to earn $9 B over 20 years from Malampaya natural gas project
[Summary] => The government will earn some $6 billion to $9 billion over the next 20 years from the Malampaya natural gas project of Shell Philippines Exploration B.V. (Spex) which is scheduled to start full production in October.
In a press briefing, Spex managing director David Greer said the amount represents the share of the government in the $4.5-billion project.
Revenues from the project will be shared by Spex and the National Government under an agreement signed previously by the two parties.
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[Title] => Malampaya gas flowing soon
[Summary] => Shell Philippines Exploration (SPEC), a member of the Shell Group, expects to deliver natural gas from its offshore Malampaya exploration area as early as June this year, a company official said yesterday.
SPEX managing director David Greer said that with this development, they hope to start commercial operations of natural gas earlier than the January 2002 target.
Greer said they are ahead of schedule since they projected that they would complete the development work in the exploration site by end of 2001.
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[Title] => Bright prospects seen for LNG market in RP
[Summary] => Prospects for a liquefied natural gas (LNG) market in the country look bright, according to the developers of the Malampaya natural gas fields in Palawan.
Shell Philippines Exploration BV (Spex) managing director David Greer said the country could start importing LNG by 2005 provided the natural gas infrastructure is in place. Spex, Texaco of the US and the Philippine National Oil Co. (PNOC) are the members of the consortium that is developing the natural gas fields in offshore Palawan.
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DAVID GREER
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"The switch to a lessening of dependence from coal and other fuels to the cleanest hydrocarbon, which is natural gas, ushers in the dawn of a new era for the Philippines", said David Greer, former managing director of Shell Phils. Exploration BV.
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[Title] => Malampaya yields oil
[Summary] => After almost three decades of frustration, the Philippines has finally struck oil in a potentially rich reservoir beneath the Malampaya natural gas fields off Palawan — a major step in achieving independence from imported fuel sources.
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[Title] => Shell chairman reaffirms commitment to invest in RP
[Summary] => Visiting Royal Dutch Shell Group chairman Phil Watts reiterated yesterday his company’s continuing commitment to invest in the Philippines despite various international and local oil-related setbacks.
Watts is in the country to witness the inauguration of the group’s $4.5-billion landmark Malampaya project today. President Arroyo will be the guest of honor in today’s program in Tabangao, Batangas.
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[Title] => DND beefs up security force at Malampaya
[Summary] => The National Government is beefing up security in the $4.5-billion Malampaya gas project which could be a potential target for terrorist.
Energy Secretary Vincent S. Perez said they have signed last Wednesday a memorandum of agreement (MOA) with the Department of National Defense for the strict enforcement of Proclamation No. 72 signed recently by President Arroyo.
As an initial move, he said they have informed and declared to all international maritime organizations that the Malampaya platform and wells around the area are part of the exclusive zone.
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[Title] => P4-B pipeline eyed to bring Malampaya gas to Manil
[Summary] => Shell Petroleum Exploration B.V. (Spex), the upstream development arm of the Royal Shell Group, is exploring the idea of building a $80-million (P4-billion) onshore gas pipeline to bring the Malampaya natural gas to Metro Manila.
"We are looking very seriously into the possibility of laying a pipeline all the way to Sucat to bring this clean natural gas to Metro Manila," Spex managing director David Greer, said. Spex has expressed keen interest in providing downstream facilities for the Malampaya project.
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[Title] => Spex to drill Iloc-1 well next year
[Summary] => Shell Phils. Exploration BV (Spex), the main operator of the $45-billion Malampaya natural gas power project in Northern Palawan, will explore early next year the nearby Iloc-1 well, Spex president and managing director David Greer said yesterday.
Both Malampaya and Iloc-1 are covered by Service Contract 38 that Spex entered into with the National Government in the early 1990s.
The drilling of Iloc-1, which was originally set for last August, will start after Spex completes the exploration of another new well, Malampaya 10, and completes its extended well test.
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[Title] => Government seen to earn $9 B over 20 years from Malampaya natural gas project
[Summary] => The government will earn some $6 billion to $9 billion over the next 20 years from the Malampaya natural gas project of Shell Philippines Exploration B.V. (Spex) which is scheduled to start full production in October.
In a press briefing, Spex managing director David Greer said the amount represents the share of the government in the $4.5-billion project.
Revenues from the project will be shared by Spex and the National Government under an agreement signed previously by the two parties.
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[Title] => Malampaya gas flowing soon
[Summary] => Shell Philippines Exploration (SPEC), a member of the Shell Group, expects to deliver natural gas from its offshore Malampaya exploration area as early as June this year, a company official said yesterday.
SPEX managing director David Greer said that with this development, they hope to start commercial operations of natural gas earlier than the January 2002 target.
Greer said they are ahead of schedule since they projected that they would complete the development work in the exploration site by end of 2001.
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[Title] => Bright prospects seen for LNG market in RP
[Summary] => Prospects for a liquefied natural gas (LNG) market in the country look bright, according to the developers of the Malampaya natural gas fields in Palawan.
Shell Philippines Exploration BV (Spex) managing director David Greer said the country could start importing LNG by 2005 provided the natural gas infrastructure is in place. Spex, Texaco of the US and the Philippine National Oil Co. (PNOC) are the members of the consortium that is developing the natural gas fields in offshore Palawan.
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