Archive for the 'Asia' Category

Eastern Petroleum Corp (EPC), a small oil player in the Philippines, announced that they will construct a 200,000 Liter/day Ethanol Distillery in the Province of Sarangani in Mindanao next year. Q1 of 2009 is when they are expecting the plant to be finished. The plant will be a joint venture program with some other partners.
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A Biofuels Conference entitled: “Biofuels Development in Southeast and East Asia: Policy Issues and Research Agenda,” will be held at the Renaissance Hotel in Makati on Oct 7-8, 2007. Global and regional insights in biofuels development and country papers on the prospects of national biofuels initiatives will be presented by invited resource speakers.

The purpose of the conference according to the organizers are:
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PhilippinesDidn’t have time to post about this yesterday so I’ll just do a quick summary and throw in some of my $0.02 worth of opinion for these events that happened that I think will have an impact on the “Greening” of the Philippines.
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Chemrez Philippines, the first publicly listed biodiesel processor in the Philippines, declared a stock dividend and stock buy back plan yesterday. This resulted in a P0.25 increase from its previous day closing price of P4.00/share.
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After an ambush on Government troops in the notorious area of Basilan by Muslim Separatists that left 14 Marines killed, then to add further insult to injury, their bodies were beheaded and mutilated by Muslim Terrorists, the Abu Sayyaf. The war has further escalated and displaced families with pursuit operations going full swing in the area.
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PhilippinesYou think that with the entry of Typhoon season in the Philippines the country would be worried. The reality is that this year the Philippines is welcoming typhoons with open arms. Not because of the death and destruction that is usually brings, but rather for the strong rains that accompanies it.
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