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[Title] => World's largest, most advanced solar-powered boat in Phl
[Summary] => The world’s largest and most advanced solar-powered boat, M/S Tûranor Planet Solar, has arrived in Manila to promote solar power, the World Wide Fund (WWF) for Nature announced yesterday.
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[Title] => Government to conclude talks on Malampaya stake
[Summary] => The government expects to wrap up talks with the consortium led by Korean Gas Corp. (Kogas) for the negotiated sale of a 4.9 percent stake held by the state-owned PNOC-Exploration Corp. (EC) in the $4.5-billion Malampaya natural gas project, the country’s top energy official said.
"We are already in the final stages of our negotiation with Kogas. We expect to come up with a final arrangement in the next few weeks," Energy Secretary and Philippine National Oil Co. (PNOC) chairman Vincent Perez said.
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[Title] => Rollback ng gasolina, tiyak na
[Summary] => Ipapatupad ang rollback o pagbaba ng presyo ng gasolina sa susunod na linggo.
Ito ang kinumpirma ni Energy Sec. Vincent Perez sa kanyang pagdalo sa lingguhang Kapihan sa Sulo Hotel forum sa Quezon City kahapon.
"Gasoline users will have a sweet rollback. But we will continue monitoring prices," ani Perez.
Sinabi ni Perez na ang presyo ng gasoline products ay inaasahang makukumpletong maibababa sa susunod na linggo.
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[Title] => Oil price hike tiyak na
[Summary] => Wala ng posibilidad na mapigil pa ang panibagong pagtaas ng presyo ng langis sa bansa.
Ito ang sinabi kahapon ni Energy Sec. Vincent Perez , kasabay ang pagkumpirma sa naganap na pagbabawas sa produksyon ng langis ng mga bansang miyembro ng OPEC kaya’t malamang anya na hindi na maaawat ang pagtaas ng presyo ng lokal na produktong petrolyo.
Ayon kay Perez, naganap ang kasunduan ng OPEC sa ginanap na pulong nitong Marso 15 at naganap ang kinatatakutan niyang mangyari ang pagtaas ng presyo ng krudo sa pamilihang pandaigdig.
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[Title] => BOI sees low 15% growth in foreign investments
[Summary] => The global economic slowdown is expected to lead to a mere 15-percent growth in foreign investments to P50 billion this year from P43.6 billion in 2000, Board of Investments managing head Vincent Perez said yesterday.
"The P50-billion investment target this year is moderate," Perez said, adding that setting a lower target is necessary because aside from the global economic downturn, this period is also a "transition year" for us.
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[Title] => P38.7-B projects approved during GMA’s 1st 100 days
[Summary] => Board of Investments (BOI) managing head Vincent Perez reported over the weekend that during the first 100 days of President Arroyo, or from Jan. 20 to April 10 this year, a total of P38.734 billion worth of new Investment projects were approved by the government, specifically the BOI and the Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA). The figure was a dramatic 111.97-percent jump from the comparable period last year wherein total approved Investments by both the BOI and PEZA amounted to only P18.273 billion.
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[Title] => Overhaul of 2001 IPP completed by BOI, NEDA
[Summary] => The Board of Investments (BOI) and the National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) have finally completed their overhaul of the 2001 Investment Priority Plan (IPP).
This was announced over the weekend by BOI managing head Vincent Perez who said that the IPP listing has been trimmed down from 148 to just 46.
"Most of the listings that were removed were the regional priorities which composed nearly two-thirds of the 2000 IPP," he said.
The new list, Perez said, has been forwarded to Malacañang and would hopefully be signed by President Arroyo this week.
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[Title] => Foreign firms show renewed interest in RP
[Summary] => The recent increase in new investments registered with the Board of Investments (BOI) and an influx of business missions indicate a burgeoning interest in the Philippines. This was evident in the inflow of trade missions which included a US group of 42 businessmen two weeks ago, a Malaysian contingent and a big Japanese group composed of some 250 members last week.
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VINCENT PEREZ
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[Title] => Government to conclude talks on Malampaya stake
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"We are already in the final stages of our negotiation with Kogas. We expect to come up with a final arrangement in the next few weeks," Energy Secretary and Philippine National Oil Co. (PNOC) chairman Vincent Perez said.
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[Title] => Rollback ng gasolina, tiyak na
[Summary] => Ipapatupad ang rollback o pagbaba ng presyo ng gasolina sa susunod na linggo.
Ito ang kinumpirma ni Energy Sec. Vincent Perez sa kanyang pagdalo sa lingguhang Kapihan sa Sulo Hotel forum sa Quezon City kahapon.
"Gasoline users will have a sweet rollback. But we will continue monitoring prices," ani Perez.
Sinabi ni Perez na ang presyo ng gasoline products ay inaasahang makukumpletong maibababa sa susunod na linggo.
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Ito ang sinabi kahapon ni Energy Sec. Vincent Perez , kasabay ang pagkumpirma sa naganap na pagbabawas sa produksyon ng langis ng mga bansang miyembro ng OPEC kaya’t malamang anya na hindi na maaawat ang pagtaas ng presyo ng lokal na produktong petrolyo.
Ayon kay Perez, naganap ang kasunduan ng OPEC sa ginanap na pulong nitong Marso 15 at naganap ang kinatatakutan niyang mangyari ang pagtaas ng presyo ng krudo sa pamilihang pandaigdig.
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[Summary] => The global economic slowdown is expected to lead to a mere 15-percent growth in foreign investments to P50 billion this year from P43.6 billion in 2000, Board of Investments managing head Vincent Perez said yesterday.
"The P50-billion investment target this year is moderate," Perez said, adding that setting a lower target is necessary because aside from the global economic downturn, this period is also a "transition year" for us.
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[Summary] => The Board of Investments (BOI) and the National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) have finally completed their overhaul of the 2001 Investment Priority Plan (IPP).
This was announced over the weekend by BOI managing head Vincent Perez who said that the IPP listing has been trimmed down from 148 to just 46.
"Most of the listings that were removed were the regional priorities which composed nearly two-thirds of the 2000 IPP," he said.
The new list, Perez said, has been forwarded to Malacañang and would hopefully be signed by President Arroyo this week.
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September 26, 2004 - 12:00am
