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                    [Title] => Caltex dismantles Pandacan fuel tanks
                    [Summary] => Caltex Philippines Inc. announced yesterday that it has completed dismantling its six fuel tanks as part of its commitment to scale down its Pandacan depot operation.


Caltex officials said they are two months ahead of schedule based on the memorandum of understanding (MOU) signed by the ‘Big 3’ oil companies, Department of Energy and the City of Manila last June.


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"We applaud and encourage the current climate that Energy Secretary Vincent S. Perez, and Manila Mayor Lito Atienza, are jointly creating to find an appropriate balance in ensuring that Filipino social needs, business and economic concerns are carefully considered over the future of Pandacan terminal," Timothy Leveille, Caltex Philippines country chairman, said.


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"One alternative was a trimmed down facility which would be an integral part of the phase reduction implemented over a specified time period," Caltex country chairman Timothy Leveille said.


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Caltex closes refinery

By Donnabelle L. Gatdula | September 24, 2003 - 12:00am

"This conversion will transform Batangas into a regional supply and distribution hub where 100 percent of our products will be imported and then distributed throughout the Philippines," Caltex country chairman...

Business

Caltex dismantles Pandacan fuel tanks

November 5, 2002 - 12:00am

Caltex Philippines Inc. announced yesterday that it has completed dismantling its six fuel tanks as part of its commitment to scale down its Pandacan depot operation. Caltex officials said they are two months ahead...

Business

Caltex hails government effort to resolve oil depot issue

June 22, 2002 - 12:00am

Caltex Philippines Inc., the local arm of Chevron Texaco of US, lauded the government yesterday for exerting an extra effort to resolve the Pandacan oil depot issue. "We applaud and encourage the current climate...

Business

Caltex vows win-win solution to Pandacan oil depot issue

June 19, 2002 - 12:00am

Caltex Philippines said yesterday it remains a proactive and willing partner in the development and implementation of a win-win solution regarding the Pandacan terminal operations and, in particular, the concerns...

Business

Caltex eyes phased reduction of Pandacan petro terminal

By Donnabelle L. Gatdula | April 25, 2002 - 12:00am

Caltex Philippines Inc. announced yesterday that it is considering a phased reduction of its Pandacan terminal, a move which the company says could help resolve concerns raised by the local community and offset the...

Metro

Caltex Phils has new chairman

January 15, 2002 - 12:00am

Caltex (Philippines), Inc. has a new country chairman in Timothy D. Leveille, succeeding Nicholas C. Florio. Leveille, will also serve as the company’s chief financial officer. Leveille joined the Caltex family...

Business