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[Title] => DOE summons 10 erring LPG traders
[Summary] => Energy Secretary Jose Isidro "Lito" Camacho will summon this week at least 10 liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) traders found to have violated certain rules set by the Department of Energy (DOE).
Camacho told reporters over the weekend that he will meet with these 10 erring traders to discuss the payment of fines slapped on them
The energy chief, who declined to identify the 10 erring traders, said he had signed a memorandum of agreement with the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) to assist the DOE in policing illegal practices in LPG trading.
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[Title] => DOE summons 10 erring LPG traders
[Summary] => Energy Secretary Jose Isidro "Lito" Camacho will summon this week at least 10 liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) traders found to have violated certain rules set by the Department of Energy (DOE).
Camacho told reporters over the weekend that he will meet with these 10 erring traders to discuss the payment of fines slapped on them
The energy chief, who declined to identify the 10 erring traders, said he had signed a memorandum of agreement with the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) to assist the DOE in policing illegal practices in LPG trading.
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[Title] => Camacho vows to protect deregulated environment
[Summary] => Energy Secretary Jose Isidro "Lito" Camacho yesterday vowed to protect the integrity of the deregulated environment of the oil industry by allowing market forces to prevail.
Camacho was reacting to earlier proposals to repeal the deregulation law and establish a national oil exchange. He noted that since RA 8479 or the Downstream Oil Industry Deregulation Act was passed in 1998, 62 new players have entered the market and have infused a total of P13 billion in fresh investments. In return, they have captured 10 percent of the market, Camacho said.
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[Title] => DOE to fasttrack rural electrification program
[Summary] => Energy Secretary Jose Isidro "Lito" Camacho said they will look at the possibility of fast tracking the previous administration’s rural electrification program.
Camacho said he has instructed the task force on rural electrification program to look for ways and means to accelerate the program. He noted that the timeframe of the project is "very ambitious" considering the program is now behind schedule.
The program seeks to provide electricity to about 99.9 percent of all barangays by 2004 and complete 3.2 million connections by 2008.
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[Title] => Universal levy eyed to cover Napocor’s stranded costs
[Summary] => Newly-installed Energy Secretary Jose Isidro "Lito" Camacho will push for the imposition of a universal levy to cover the stranded costs of the National Power Corp. (Napocor).
Camacho is proposing that the universal levy be incorporated in the Electric Power Industry Reform Act which is pending in Congress.
"We should recognize that Napocor has operational losses which we have to recognize. How those losses will be paid? I think the fairest way to do it is to pass it on to consumers," Camacho said in a press conference.
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[Title] => DOE chief nixes oil exchange
[Summary] => Energy Secretary Jose Isidro "Lito" Camacho sees no need for a so-called national oil exchange, saying this will run counter to the oil deregulation law’s objective of allowing market forces to prevail in the country’s oil industry.
"The (oil deregulation) law already provides, I think, the ample protection to promote an open market system in the oil industry. I think, it is better to leave it to market forces. Perhaps the concept of an oil exchange might bring us to an era of unified purchasing," Camacho said.
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[Title] => Rules on oil firms’ IPO out in two weeks  Camacho
[Summary] => Energy Secretary Jose Isidro "Lito" Camacho vowed yesterday to finalize in two weeks the rules that will implement the requirement for oil companies to offer 10 percent of their shares through initial public offering (IPO).
"Internally, we are hoping to come up with the IRR implementing rules and regulations in the next two weeks. I asked my staff to review and come up with something that we could discuss on," the newly-appointed energy chief said.
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[Title] => New DOE head won’t dump rural power program of Tiaoqui
[Summary] => Newly-appointed Energy Secretary Jose Isidro "Lito" Camacho will push for the continuation of the P14-billion electrification program of the previous administration.
Camacho, who will officially take over the Department of Energy today, said he will continue this program until 2004.
"The electrification program of the previous DOE secretary (Mario V. Tiaoqui) is a nice program. It will allow the rest of the country by 2004 to have electricity. Its objective to energize at least 99.9 percent of the country is good," he said.
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ENERGY SECRETARY JOSE ISIDRO
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[Summary] => Energy Secretary Jose Isidro "Lito" Camacho will summon this week at least 10 liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) traders found to have violated certain rules set by the Department of Energy (DOE).
Camacho told reporters over the weekend that he will meet with these 10 erring traders to discuss the payment of fines slapped on them
The energy chief, who declined to identify the 10 erring traders, said he had signed a memorandum of agreement with the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) to assist the DOE in policing illegal practices in LPG trading.
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[Title] => DOE summons 10 erring LPG traders
[Summary] => Energy Secretary Jose Isidro "Lito" Camacho will summon this week at least 10 liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) traders found to have violated certain rules set by the Department of Energy (DOE).
Camacho told reporters over the weekend that he will meet with these 10 erring traders to discuss the payment of fines slapped on them
The energy chief, who declined to identify the 10 erring traders, said he had signed a memorandum of agreement with the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) to assist the DOE in policing illegal practices in LPG trading.
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[Title] => Camacho vows to protect deregulated environment
[Summary] => Energy Secretary Jose Isidro "Lito" Camacho yesterday vowed to protect the integrity of the deregulated environment of the oil industry by allowing market forces to prevail.
Camacho was reacting to earlier proposals to repeal the deregulation law and establish a national oil exchange. He noted that since RA 8479 or the Downstream Oil Industry Deregulation Act was passed in 1998, 62 new players have entered the market and have infused a total of P13 billion in fresh investments. In return, they have captured 10 percent of the market, Camacho said.
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[Title] => DOE to fasttrack rural electrification program
[Summary] => Energy Secretary Jose Isidro "Lito" Camacho said they will look at the possibility of fast tracking the previous administration’s rural electrification program.
Camacho said he has instructed the task force on rural electrification program to look for ways and means to accelerate the program. He noted that the timeframe of the project is "very ambitious" considering the program is now behind schedule.
The program seeks to provide electricity to about 99.9 percent of all barangays by 2004 and complete 3.2 million connections by 2008.
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[Title] => Universal levy eyed to cover Napocor’s stranded costs
[Summary] => Newly-installed Energy Secretary Jose Isidro "Lito" Camacho will push for the imposition of a universal levy to cover the stranded costs of the National Power Corp. (Napocor).
Camacho is proposing that the universal levy be incorporated in the Electric Power Industry Reform Act which is pending in Congress.
"We should recognize that Napocor has operational losses which we have to recognize. How those losses will be paid? I think the fairest way to do it is to pass it on to consumers," Camacho said in a press conference.
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[Summary] => Energy Secretary Jose Isidro "Lito" Camacho sees no need for a so-called national oil exchange, saying this will run counter to the oil deregulation law’s objective of allowing market forces to prevail in the country’s oil industry.
"The (oil deregulation) law already provides, I think, the ample protection to promote an open market system in the oil industry. I think, it is better to leave it to market forces. Perhaps the concept of an oil exchange might bring us to an era of unified purchasing," Camacho said.
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[Title] => Rules on oil firms’ IPO out in two weeks  Camacho
[Summary] => Energy Secretary Jose Isidro "Lito" Camacho vowed yesterday to finalize in two weeks the rules that will implement the requirement for oil companies to offer 10 percent of their shares through initial public offering (IPO).
"Internally, we are hoping to come up with the IRR implementing rules and regulations in the next two weeks. I asked my staff to review and come up with something that we could discuss on," the newly-appointed energy chief said.
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[Title] => New DOE head won’t dump rural power program of Tiaoqui
[Summary] => Newly-appointed Energy Secretary Jose Isidro "Lito" Camacho will push for the continuation of the P14-billion electrification program of the previous administration.
Camacho, who will officially take over the Department of Energy today, said he will continue this program until 2004.
"The electrification program of the previous DOE secretary (Mario V. Tiaoqui) is a nice program. It will allow the rest of the country by 2004 to have electricity. Its objective to energize at least 99.9 percent of the country is good," he said.
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