Philippines readies for first-ever LNG cargo
Philippines The cargo was supplied by Emirati NOC ADNOC and recently loaded for transport in Das Island, UAE.
It is due to arrive mid-April 2023 in the Philippines at the first of seven import terminals to be commissioned under the government’s USD 67-million LNG import terminal project announced in January 2023.
The LNG will be used to power San Miguel Global’s 1,200-MW Ilijan power plant, which is located in the Batangas province around 142 kilometres south of Manila.
Recent Posts
ExxonMobil makes deepwater discovery off Angola
ExxonMobil has made a discovery in the Angolan deepwater, the country's energy regulator announced on Monday Read More
TechnipFMC wins Woodside EPCI contract in Australia
TechnipFMC has been awarded an EPCI contract worth up to USD 250 million by Woodside Energy to fabricate and install… Read More
Hungary’s Mol Nyrt launches $1.4-billion polyol plant
Hungarian refiner Mol Nyrt has inaugurated a USD 1 Read More
UAE’s Mubadala Energy makes major gas find off Indonesia
Mubadala Energy has made a major deepwater gas find off Indonesia with a potential of at least 56 Read More
KPC renews supply contract with China’s Unipec
Kuwait Petroleum Corporation (KPC) has renewed a contract to supply 300,000 bopd to Unipec, local media reported on Monday Read More
Eni may spin off new satellites for high-investment oil projects
Eni is considering spinning off new satellite companies for high-investment oil and gas projects, including ones in Indonesia and Côte… Read More