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[Title] => ‘Big 3’ mull joint venture firm for Pandacan oil depot operations
[Summary] => The "Big 3" oil companies plan to put up a joint venture firm to handle the operations of their scaled-down operations in the Pandacan oil terminal.
Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp. deputy chairman and vice president for finance Rodolfo C. Naguit, in an interview over the weekend, said the establishment of a joint venture company to run the depot is one of the options being eyed by the oil companies occupying the oil facility.
[DatePublished] => 2002-06-30 00:00:00
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[Title] => Caltex eyes phased reduction of Pandacan petro terminal
[Summary] => 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 potential interruption of oil supplies in Luzon.
"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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TIMOTHY LEVEILLE
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[Title] => ‘Big 3’ mull joint venture firm for Pandacan oil depot operations
[Summary] => The "Big 3" oil companies plan to put up a joint venture firm to handle the operations of their scaled-down operations in the Pandacan oil terminal.
Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp. deputy chairman and vice president for finance Rodolfo C. Naguit, in an interview over the weekend, said the establishment of a joint venture company to run the depot is one of the options being eyed by the oil companies occupying the oil facility.
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[Title] => Caltex eyes phased reduction of Pandacan petro terminal
[Summary] => 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 potential interruption of oil supplies in Luzon.
"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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