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[Title] => Building global brand with Filipino spirit
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[Title] => Shell donates $2.5M for rehab of areas hit by Yolanda
[Summary] => Royal Dutch Shell plc is donating $2.5 million for rebuilding and rehabilitation efforts, and for long-term assistance to communities that were devastated by Typhoon Yolanda.
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[Title] => Shell set to complete CNG refilling stations in May 2007
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The Royal Shell Dutch Group, through Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp., has set a new target for the completion of mother-daughter compressed natural gas (CNG) refilling stations to May 2007, the country’s top energy official said.
Energy Secretary Raphael P. M. Lotilla said Shell "has not formalized it but the target is May next year, at the latest."
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[Title] => Shell to firm up decision on refinery expansion by yearend
[Summary] => The Royal Dutch Shell Group is likely to firm up its decision to expand its refinery in the Philippine before the end of this year or by early next year, a top energy official said.
In a press conference after a nine-day investment mission with President Arroyo to Europe, Lotilla said this optimism came after many European investors expressed interests to take part in the planned Shell capacity expansion.
"They are very keen on the planned expansion of the Shell refinery," he said, although he did not identify the interested parties.
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[Title] => Shell’s mother-daughter CNG station to push through this year
[Summary] => The proposed mother-daughter compressed natural gas (CNG) station project of the Shell Group will push through within the year, an energy official said.
"Shell has indicated that they could be operational in six to 12 months, as they have already addressed all issues, " Department of Energy (DOE) director Mario Marasigan said.
But Marasigan admitted that the Shell Group is still firm on addressing the issues of security before it could proceed with the project.
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[Title] => Shell sets P800-M capex for 2002
[Summary] => Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp. will allocate some P800 million for capital expenditures this year, a ranking company official said.
Shell country chairman Eliseo Santiago, in an interview, said they intend to keep the level of its capex despite the continuing slowdown in the domestic economy.
"We need to invest for our capex though there is an existing lower demand in the market," Santiago said. In 2001, the company also spent P800 million on capital expenditures.
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[Title] => Shell, PNOC tie up for solar energy projects
[Summary] => Shell Renewable Philippines Corp. (SRPC), a subsidiary of Shell Group of Companies, will sign an agreement with state-owned Philippine National Oil Co. (PNOC) to develop solar energy sources in some remote areas of the country.
Outgoing Shell chairman Oscar S. Reyes said they would specifically study the possibility of providing solar energy to the far flung areas in Regions 1 and 2 and in the Cordillera region.
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[Title] => Government to securitize at least $500M of Malampaya earnings
[Summary] => TABANGAO, Batangas city — The National Government plans to securitize a minimum of $500 million of the projected $13-billion proceeds from the Malampaya natural gas revenues, Energy Secretary Vincent S. Perez said, yesterday.
In an interview after the inauguration of the Shell Group’s Malampaya Deep Water Gas to Power project here, Perez said they have already formed a committee to handle the terms of reference for the securitization of government’s share in the $4.5-billion Malampaya project.
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The Royal Shell Dutch Group, through Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp., has set a new target for the completion of mother-daughter compressed natural gas (CNG) refilling stations to May 2007, the country’s top energy official said.
Energy Secretary Raphael P. M. Lotilla said Shell "has not formalized it but the target is May next year, at the latest."
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[Title] => Shell to firm up decision on refinery expansion by yearend
[Summary] => The Royal Dutch Shell Group is likely to firm up its decision to expand its refinery in the Philippine before the end of this year or by early next year, a top energy official said.
In a press conference after a nine-day investment mission with President Arroyo to Europe, Lotilla said this optimism came after many European investors expressed interests to take part in the planned Shell capacity expansion.
"They are very keen on the planned expansion of the Shell refinery," he said, although he did not identify the interested parties.
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"Shell has indicated that they could be operational in six to 12 months, as they have already addressed all issues, " Department of Energy (DOE) director Mario Marasigan said.
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[Title] => Shell sets P800-M capex for 2002
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Shell country chairman Eliseo Santiago, in an interview, said they intend to keep the level of its capex despite the continuing slowdown in the domestic economy.
"We need to invest for our capex though there is an existing lower demand in the market," Santiago said. In 2001, the company also spent P800 million on capital expenditures.
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Outgoing Shell chairman Oscar S. Reyes said they would specifically study the possibility of providing solar energy to the far flung areas in Regions 1 and 2 and in the Cordillera region.
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In an interview after the inauguration of the Shell Group’s Malampaya Deep Water Gas to Power project here, Perez said they have already formed a committee to handle the terms of reference for the securitization of government’s share in the $4.5-billion Malampaya project.
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