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[Summary] => French firm Total E&P Philippines B.V. and Mitra Energy Ltd. of Malaysia are set to start drilling operations in Service Contract 56 in the South Sulu Sea next year, an energy department official said.
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[Title] => DOE okays Total taking majority stake in SC56
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[Summary] => ExxonMobil Exploration and Production Philippines B.V., an affiliate of US-based oil exploration giant ExxonMobil Corp., may consider drilling new wells after completing the exploratory wells for its fourth well Babendil-1 in offshore South Sulu Sea this month.
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Energy Secretary Raphael Lotilla said yesterday Mañalac submitted his resignation from PNOC and its subsidiaries "to enjoy his retirement with his family." Lotilla said Mañalac is "undergoing intensive health tests." He did not elaborate.
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The Philippine National Oil Co. (PNOC) is scouting for a new partner for the development of the Camago-Malampaya oil leg (CMOL) in western Palawan.
PNOC president Eduardo V . Mañalac said the Department of Energy (DoE) will form a task force to be composed of members of the PNOC board, PNOC-Exploration Corp. (EC) board, their management and technical team.
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The farm-in agreement makes MEL PNOC-EC’s second partner in the said acreage with a 21-percent stake.
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Energy Secretary Raphael Lotilla said yesterday Mañalac submitted his resignation from PNOC and its subsidiaries "to enjoy his retirement with his family." Lotilla said Mañalac is "undergoing intensive health tests." He did not elaborate.
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PNOC president Eduardo V . Mañalac said the Department of Energy (DoE) will form a task force to be composed of members of the PNOC board, PNOC-Exploration Corp. (EC) board, their management and technical team.
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The farm-in agreement makes MEL PNOC-EC’s second partner in the said acreage with a 21-percent stake.
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November 5, 2006 - 12:00am
