Philippine Oil Firms Sound Alarm on Limited Fuel Supply and Uncertain May Commitments
Fuel companies in the Philippines have stated that no oil traders have committed to supplying stocks for May, with petroleum companies now sounding the alarm on the country's limited fuel supply and uncertain importations after April.
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Petroleum companies sound alarm on Philippines’ limited fuel supply
Contrary to assurances from President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Energy Secretary Sharon Garin, importations after April are not definite
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MANILA, Philippines — Fuel companies on Thursday admitted that no oil traders have committed to supplying stocks for May. The Philippine Institute of Petroleum (PIP) and the Independent Philippine Petroleum Companies Association (IPPCA) made the revelation during the Senate Proactive Response and Oversight for Timely and Effective Crisis Strategy (Protect) committee hearing. “So many of
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