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[Title] => Oil firms need more time to scale down Pandacan operations, says DOE official
[Summary] => The Big 3 oil companies should be given ample time to scale down their operations at the Pandacan oil depot, a Department of Energy (DOE) official said.
"They should be given a reasonable time to accomplish what has been committed to the Manila City government," DOE’s Energy Industry Administration Bureau (EIAB) director Zenaida Monsada said in an interview.
Monsada, however, would not specify what should be considered a "reasonable time."
[DatePublished] => 2003-01-17 00:00:00
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[Title] => Implementation of new CAA rules seen to curb oil smuggling
[Summary] => The Department of Energy (DOE) said yesterday the implementation of the new gasoline specifications under the Clean Air Act (CAA) will help curb oil smuggling in the country.
"It is possible. To some extent, oil smugglers will have a hard time because of the new CAA specs," Energy Industry Administration Bureau (EIAB) Director Zenaida Monsada said.
Monsada said oil companies may opt to import finished products to comply with CAA requirement. Thus, it will be difficult for oil smugglers to convince oil firms to buy from them.
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[Title] => Task force formed to monitor compliance of oil firms to CAA
[Summary] => The Department of Energy (DOE) has created a task force on Liquid Fuels to specifically monitor the compliance of oil companies to the Clean Air Act (CAA).
Zenaida Monsada, head of the DOE’s Energy Industry Administration Bureau (EIAB), said the creation of the task force would allow both the government and the private sector to act together against illegal activities related to liquid fuels like smuggling and pilferage.
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[Title] => Two new bureaus created under energy department
[Summary] => The Department of Energy (DOE) will create two new bureaus pursuant to Administrative Order 38 signed by President Arroyo last Aug. 23.
Energy Secretary Vincent S. Perez said the two new agencies will be called Electric Power Industry Administration Bureau (EPIAB) and Oil Industry Administration Bureau (OIAB).
EPIAB will be tasked to supervise the restructuring of the electric power industry, with a view to establishing a competitive, market-based environment and encouraging private-sector participation.
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[Title] => GMA orders overhaul at energy department
[Summary] => President Arroyo has ordered Energy Secretary Vincent Perez to reorganize the Department of Energy (DOE).
In issuing Administrative Order 38 last Aug. 23, Mrs. Arroyo instructed Perez to submit to the Department of Budget and Management for evaluation and approval his department’s new staffing pattern.
"The secretary of energy shall promulgate the necessary implementing guidelines, rules and regulations to ensure the orderly implementation of this administrative order," read a part of AO 38.
The STAR obtained a copy of AO 38 yesterday.
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[Title] => DOE to bare guidelines on P300-M special purpose fund from Pagcor
[Summary] => The Department of Energy (DOE) will sign today a memorandum circular that will spell out the guidelines on the release of the P300-million special purpose fund from the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp. (Pagcor).
"I will release today the guidelines. The fund will be available for relending to new oil players soon," Energy Secretary Vincent S. Perez said yesterday.
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[Title] => Oil industry players to police own ranks
[Summary] => The New Petroleum Players Association of the Philippines (NPPA) and the Petroleum Institute of the Philippines (PIP) with the Federation of the Petroleum Dealers’ Association of the Philippines (FFDAP) has signed a memorandum of agreement (MOA) allowing them to police their own ranks to curb illegal practices in the industry.
Energy Secretary Vincent S. Perez, who witnessed the signing, welcome the initiative of the industry players as this will help the government in its role of implementing Republic Act 8479 or the Downstream Oil Industry Deregulation Law.
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[Title] => DOE, Pagcor to put up loan facility for new oil players
[Summary] => To further promote competition in the deregulated oil industry, the Department of Energy (DOE) and the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp. (Pagcor) have formalized the creation of a P300- million special purpose fund to be lent out to new oil players.
"This fund has been under study since the passage of the Oil Deregulation Law in 1998. I don’t know why it was not implemented then. This (fund) has been four years in the making. I think, it’s about time to allow more players in the industry to enhance competition," Energy Secretary Vincent S. Perez said.
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[Title] => QPL remits P10.9-M for local community
[Summary] => Quezon Power (Philippines) Ltd. Co. (QPL), which owns and operates the 440-MW power generating plant in Mauban, Quezon, has remitted to the Department of Energy (DOE) the amount of P10.9 million as the company’s initial financial support for the development of Quezon province and the municipality of Mauban, including barangay Cagsiay I, where the power facility is located.
This funding support is under the regular financial benefits program, which is pursuant to Energy Regulation 1-94 implementing Republic Act 7638 or the Energy Act of 1992.
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[Title] => Task force tags 270 erring LPG traders
[Summary] => The Luzon LPG industry task force exposed 270 LPG establishments violating industry rules and practices during surprise inspections on 1,003 establishments from January to June this year.
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ENERGY INDUSTRY ADMINISTRATION BUREAU
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[Title] => Oil firms need more time to scale down Pandacan operations, says DOE official
[Summary] => The Big 3 oil companies should be given ample time to scale down their operations at the Pandacan oil depot, a Department of Energy (DOE) official said.
"They should be given a reasonable time to accomplish what has been committed to the Manila City government," DOE’s Energy Industry Administration Bureau (EIAB) director Zenaida Monsada said in an interview.
Monsada, however, would not specify what should be considered a "reasonable time."
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[Title] => Implementation of new CAA rules seen to curb oil smuggling
[Summary] => The Department of Energy (DOE) said yesterday the implementation of the new gasoline specifications under the Clean Air Act (CAA) will help curb oil smuggling in the country.
"It is possible. To some extent, oil smugglers will have a hard time because of the new CAA specs," Energy Industry Administration Bureau (EIAB) Director Zenaida Monsada said.
Monsada said oil companies may opt to import finished products to comply with CAA requirement. Thus, it will be difficult for oil smugglers to convince oil firms to buy from them.
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[Title] => Task force formed to monitor compliance of oil firms to CAA
[Summary] => The Department of Energy (DOE) has created a task force on Liquid Fuels to specifically monitor the compliance of oil companies to the Clean Air Act (CAA).
Zenaida Monsada, head of the DOE’s Energy Industry Administration Bureau (EIAB), said the creation of the task force would allow both the government and the private sector to act together against illegal activities related to liquid fuels like smuggling and pilferage.
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[Title] => Two new bureaus created under energy department
[Summary] => The Department of Energy (DOE) will create two new bureaus pursuant to Administrative Order 38 signed by President Arroyo last Aug. 23.
Energy Secretary Vincent S. Perez said the two new agencies will be called Electric Power Industry Administration Bureau (EPIAB) and Oil Industry Administration Bureau (OIAB).
EPIAB will be tasked to supervise the restructuring of the electric power industry, with a view to establishing a competitive, market-based environment and encouraging private-sector participation.
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[Title] => GMA orders overhaul at energy department
[Summary] => President Arroyo has ordered Energy Secretary Vincent Perez to reorganize the Department of Energy (DOE).
In issuing Administrative Order 38 last Aug. 23, Mrs. Arroyo instructed Perez to submit to the Department of Budget and Management for evaluation and approval his department’s new staffing pattern.
"The secretary of energy shall promulgate the necessary implementing guidelines, rules and regulations to ensure the orderly implementation of this administrative order," read a part of AO 38.
The STAR obtained a copy of AO 38 yesterday.
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[Title] => DOE to bare guidelines on P300-M special purpose fund from Pagcor
[Summary] => The Department of Energy (DOE) will sign today a memorandum circular that will spell out the guidelines on the release of the P300-million special purpose fund from the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp. (Pagcor).
"I will release today the guidelines. The fund will be available for relending to new oil players soon," Energy Secretary Vincent S. Perez said yesterday.
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[Title] => Oil industry players to police own ranks
[Summary] => The New Petroleum Players Association of the Philippines (NPPA) and the Petroleum Institute of the Philippines (PIP) with the Federation of the Petroleum Dealers’ Association of the Philippines (FFDAP) has signed a memorandum of agreement (MOA) allowing them to police their own ranks to curb illegal practices in the industry.
Energy Secretary Vincent S. Perez, who witnessed the signing, welcome the initiative of the industry players as this will help the government in its role of implementing Republic Act 8479 or the Downstream Oil Industry Deregulation Law.
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[Title] => DOE, Pagcor to put up loan facility for new oil players
[Summary] => To further promote competition in the deregulated oil industry, the Department of Energy (DOE) and the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp. (Pagcor) have formalized the creation of a P300- million special purpose fund to be lent out to new oil players.
"This fund has been under study since the passage of the Oil Deregulation Law in 1998. I don’t know why it was not implemented then. This (fund) has been four years in the making. I think, it’s about time to allow more players in the industry to enhance competition," Energy Secretary Vincent S. Perez said.
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[Title] => QPL remits P10.9-M for local community
[Summary] => Quezon Power (Philippines) Ltd. Co. (QPL), which owns and operates the 440-MW power generating plant in Mauban, Quezon, has remitted to the Department of Energy (DOE) the amount of P10.9 million as the company’s initial financial support for the development of Quezon province and the municipality of Mauban, including barangay Cagsiay I, where the power facility is located.
This funding support is under the regular financial benefits program, which is pursuant to Energy Regulation 1-94 implementing Republic Act 7638 or the Energy Act of 1992.
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[Title] => Task force tags 270 erring LPG traders
[Summary] => The Luzon LPG industry task force exposed 270 LPG establishments violating industry rules and practices during surprise inspections on 1,003 establishments from January to June this year.
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