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[Title] => Citibank to handle sale of PNOC-EC stake
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[Title] => Argo Group, South China Resources eye Malampaya oil rim
[Summary] => US-based Argo Group and local oil exploration firm South China Resources Inc. have expressed interest in the oil rim development at the Malampaya field in northwest Palawan, a ranking energy official said.
Energy Undersecretary Guillermo Balce said the two firms may likely join the Philippine National Oil Co. (PNOC) in the bid to drill oil at Malampaya covered by Service Contract (SC) 38 as Malacañang has authorized the issuance of another SC for the oil rim.
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[Title] => AustralAsian shows interest in Malampaya oil prospects
[Summary] => AustralAsian Energy Ltd. is set to join other foreign groups keen on developing the Malampaya oil rim in northwest Palawan.
AustralAsian chairman Rufino Bomasang said the company has been offered by the state-run Philippine National Oil Co.-Exploration Corp. (PNOC-EC) to participate in the development of the oil rim, which is believed to have recoverable oil deposits of 40 million barrels.
PNOC-EC is a member of the consortium holding Service Contract (SC) 38, allowing them to explore oil and gas reserves in Malampaya.
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[Title] => Malampaya consortium softens stand on oil drilling ventures
[Summary] => The Malampaya consortium led by Shell Phils. Exploration B.V. (Spex) is softening on its stand not to develop the oil rim of the gas field and is now reportedly willing to form joint ventures for the extraction of 40 million barrels of oil in northwest Palawan.
Energy Undersecretary Guillermo Balce said Spex is reviving its interest in exploring possible joint ventures or farm-in agreements with parties that want to participate in extracting oil from Malampaya.
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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] => Malampaya group not keen on development of oil rim
[Summary] => The consortium developing the Malampaya deep water gas-to-power project in Palawan has reiterated its position to drop the development of the Malampaya oil rim.
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[Title] => Palawan mulls legal action on gas share
[Summary] => The provincial government of Palawan is seriously considering legal action to finally settle its "legal entitlement" to its shares from the revenues of the Camago-Malampaya natural gas project.
[DatePublished] => 2003-02-11 00:00:00
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[Title] => Drilling for 2nd gas well starts
[Summary] => State-run PNOC-Energy Development Corp. (EDC), the exploration subsidiary of the Philippine National Oil Co., has started drilling of the second gas exploration well in the country this year.
The first oil and gas well, Malampaya-10, was drilled earlier this year at the offshore Malampaya gas and condensate field in Northern Palawan.
The field operator, Royal Dutch Shell’s local gas and oil exploration subsidiary, Shell Phils. Exploration B.V., is currently conducting an extended well test.
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[Title] => Legarda backs Malampaya-backed bond sale
[Summary] => Senate Majority Leader Loren Legarda has endorsed government’s plan to cash in on the royalties that it stands to earn from the Malampaya natural gas project.
"We stand squarely behind the plan to sell bonds backed by future government revenues from the project," Legarda said.
"The plan is viable because Malampaya is about to start commercial production and the field‘s gas reserves have been proven," Legarda pointed out.
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[Title] => Shell achieves engineering feat in Subic
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SUBIC BAY FREEPORT - Thousands of residents here watched as three tugboats
towed a gigantic concrete structure out of Subic Bay last Sunday afternoon en
route to its final destination 50 kilometers offshore in northwestern Palawan.
The so-called "concrete gravity structure (CGS)," which weighs 85,000 tons and
built by Shell Phils. Exploration B. V.
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[Title] => Argo Group, South China Resources eye Malampaya oil rim
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Energy Undersecretary Guillermo Balce said the two firms may likely join the Philippine National Oil Co. (PNOC) in the bid to drill oil at Malampaya covered by Service Contract (SC) 38 as Malacañang has authorized the issuance of another SC for the oil rim.
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[Title] => AustralAsian shows interest in Malampaya oil prospects
[Summary] => AustralAsian Energy Ltd. is set to join other foreign groups keen on developing the Malampaya oil rim in northwest Palawan.
AustralAsian chairman Rufino Bomasang said the company has been offered by the state-run Philippine National Oil Co.-Exploration Corp. (PNOC-EC) to participate in the development of the oil rim, which is believed to have recoverable oil deposits of 40 million barrels.
PNOC-EC is a member of the consortium holding Service Contract (SC) 38, allowing them to explore oil and gas reserves in Malampaya.
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Energy Undersecretary Guillermo Balce said Spex is reviving its interest in exploring possible joint ventures or farm-in agreements with parties that want to participate in extracting oil from Malampaya.
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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] => Drilling for 2nd gas well starts
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The first oil and gas well, Malampaya-10, was drilled earlier this year at the offshore Malampaya gas and condensate field in Northern Palawan.
The field operator, Royal Dutch Shell’s local gas and oil exploration subsidiary, Shell Phils. Exploration B.V., is currently conducting an extended well test.
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[Summary] => Senate Majority Leader Loren Legarda has endorsed government’s plan to cash in on the royalties that it stands to earn from the Malampaya natural gas project.
"We stand squarely behind the plan to sell bonds backed by future government revenues from the project," Legarda said.
"The plan is viable because Malampaya is about to start commercial production and the field‘s gas reserves have been proven," Legarda pointed out.
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SUBIC BAY FREEPORT - Thousands of residents here watched as three tugboats
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route to its final destination 50 kilometers offshore in northwestern Palawan.
The so-called "concrete gravity structure (CGS)," which weighs 85,000 tons and
built by Shell Phils. Exploration B. V.
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