Major Fuel Price Rollback Seen Next Week Amid Easing Middle East Tensions
by DitoSaPilipinas.comThe DOE expects a major fuel price rollback next week as global oil prices ease amid improving Middle East tensions. Read more »
The DOE expects a major fuel price rollback next week as global oil prices ease amid improving Middle East tensions. Read more »
In a joint statement released Thursday, May 28, the Philippine Department of Energy (DOE) and Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry said Manila is working on establishing a long-term petroleum stockpiling system, including the development of new storage facilities. Read more »
Negros Occidental is stepping up its push for cleaner energy solutions as the provincial government moves to strengthen community-based renewable energy initiatives aimed at widening access and creating more livelihood opportunities. Read more »
The government has tightened control over fuel price movements while expanding subsidies and social assistance programs as part of a broader response to global economic pressures and rising consumer costs. Read more »
Sen. Chiz Escudero has renewed calls for stronger energy safeguards, including a proposed regional fuel-sharing framework under ASEAN and a domestic crude oil storage system through Senate Bill No. 1993, which aims to establish a strategic petroleum reserve capable of holding up to 180 days of national consumption. Read more »
LPG prices are set to rise amid Middle East tensions, affecting half of Filipino households that rely on gas for cooking. Supply remains stable but costs are climbing. Read more »