+ Follow FIRST GEOTHERMAL BIDDING ROUND Tag
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[Title] => DOE mulls moratorium on new service contracts
[Summary] => The Department of Energy (DOE) is mulling a moratorium on new petroleum, geothermal and coal service contract applications beginning March 31 this year, Energy Secretary Vincent Perez said over the weekend.
Perez said the proposed moratorium will enable the government to successfully launch the second Investment Promotion and Contracting Round for the exploration and development of petroleum and geothermal resources this year.
According to Perez, only contract applications that are received before March 31, 2005 will be processed by the DOE.
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[Title] => DOE extends deadline for 1st geothermal bidding round
[Summary] => The Department of Energy (DOE) has extended by four months the deadline for the submission of bids for the First Geothermal Bidding Round, a ranking energy official said over the weekend.
Energy Secretary Vincent S. Perez said the extension will allow interested bidders more time to study their possible investment in the geothermal blocks.
"We will be giving the interested bidders four months extension from July 31 to November," Perez said.
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FIRST GEOTHERMAL BIDDING ROUND
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[Summary] => The Department of Energy (DOE) is mulling a moratorium on new petroleum, geothermal and coal service contract applications beginning March 31 this year, Energy Secretary Vincent Perez said over the weekend.
Perez said the proposed moratorium will enable the government to successfully launch the second Investment Promotion and Contracting Round for the exploration and development of petroleum and geothermal resources this year.
According to Perez, only contract applications that are received before March 31, 2005 will be processed by the DOE.
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[Title] => DOE extends deadline for 1st geothermal bidding round
[Summary] => The Department of Energy (DOE) has extended by four months the deadline for the submission of bids for the First Geothermal Bidding Round, a ranking energy official said over the weekend.
Energy Secretary Vincent S. Perez said the extension will allow interested bidders more time to study their possible investment in the geothermal blocks.
"We will be giving the interested bidders four months extension from July 31 to November," Perez said.
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