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Commercial use of compressed natural gas by the transport sector will start next year, the Department of Energy recently announced.
Energy Secretary Rapahel Lotilla said the start of the commercial operation of the CNG mother-daughter station by June 2007 will finally launch the government's Natural Gas Vehicles for Public Transport Pilot Project.
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Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp. will start selling compressed natural gas (CNG) by June 2007, a top energy official said yesterday.
Energy Secretary Raphael Lotilla said this marks a significant milestone in the development of the natural gas industry in the country.
"With the commercial operation of the compressed natural gas mother station by June 2007 as committed by Ed Chua, Pilipinas Shell country chairman, the governments Natural Gas Vehicles for Public Transport Pilot Project (NGVPTPP) will now finally take off," Lotilla said.
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Energy Secretary Rapahel Lotilla said the start of the commercial operation of the CNG mother-daughter station by June 2007 will finally launch the government's Natural Gas Vehicles for Public Transport Pilot Project.
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Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp. will start selling compressed natural gas (CNG) by June 2007, a top energy official said yesterday.
Energy Secretary Raphael Lotilla said this marks a significant milestone in the development of the natural gas industry in the country.
"With the commercial operation of the compressed natural gas mother station by June 2007 as committed by Ed Chua, Pilipinas Shell country chairman, the governments Natural Gas Vehicles for Public Transport Pilot Project (NGVPTPP) will now finally take off," Lotilla said.
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