+ Follow MANILA HARBOR CENTER INDUSTRIAL PARK Tag
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[Title] => Total invests $15M for North Harbor oil depot
[Summary] => New oil player TotalfinaElf Petroleum Corp. is plowing in $15 million (rough P750 million) for its oil depot at the Manila North Harbor designed to be fully operational by May 2003.
With a maximum capacity of up to nine million liters, the oil depot could accommodate the reserve requirements of other new players which may have been displaced by the phaseout of the Pandacan oil depot.
"TotalfinaElf is always open to commercial discussions," said Jeff Attwood, the company’s president and managing director.
[DatePublished] => 2002-07-21 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Ted P. Torres
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[Title] => Total to invest additional P650M
[Summary] => French petroleum company TotalFinaElf Petroleum Corp. is investing P650 million in the country for its two major projects, the Bataan terminal and the Manila depot.
Total is a new entrant in the deregulated oil industry which used to be dominated by the big three – Pilipinas Shell, Caltex Philippines and Petron.
Total plans to put up 10 storage tanks at the Manila Harbor Center Industrial Park along Manila Bay.
According to Total, the choice of the site strikes the perfect balance between environmental safety and commercial viability.
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MANILA HARBOR CENTER INDUSTRIAL PARK
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[Title] => Total invests $15M for North Harbor oil depot
[Summary] => New oil player TotalfinaElf Petroleum Corp. is plowing in $15 million (rough P750 million) for its oil depot at the Manila North Harbor designed to be fully operational by May 2003.
With a maximum capacity of up to nine million liters, the oil depot could accommodate the reserve requirements of other new players which may have been displaced by the phaseout of the Pandacan oil depot.
"TotalfinaElf is always open to commercial discussions," said Jeff Attwood, the company’s president and managing director.
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[Title] => Total to invest additional P650M
[Summary] => French petroleum company TotalFinaElf Petroleum Corp. is investing P650 million in the country for its two major projects, the Bataan terminal and the Manila depot.
Total is a new entrant in the deregulated oil industry which used to be dominated by the big three – Pilipinas Shell, Caltex Philippines and Petron.
Total plans to put up 10 storage tanks at the Manila Harbor Center Industrial Park along Manila Bay.
According to Total, the choice of the site strikes the perfect balance between environmental safety and commercial viability.
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