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DOE attributed the projected increase to the halt in the peace talks between Ukraine and Russia, talks of banning Russias energy exports, and the relaxation of lockdowns in Chinas financial hub Shanghai.

Offshore wind projects harness power from the force of the seas. 

The Philippine’s net oil imports rebounded last year, nearly double the 2020 bill to reach pre-pandemic levels on fuel demand recovery and high crude prices.

The Philippines needs $50 billion to install as much as 21 gigawatts of offshore wind projects by 2040, based on the new roadmap released by Department of Energy and the World Bank Group yesterday.

MANILA (Philippine Daily Inquirer/Asia News Network): “It’s a game of chicken and we’re losing,” maritime expert Jay Batongbacal said on Monday (April 18) after the Department of Energy (DOE) ordered the suspension of oil exploration activities in the West Philippine Sea on April 6.

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A principal in Queens, NY, who allegedly used fraud to help his school's graduation numbers will reportedly receive a $1.8 million position.

Mindanao-based exploration firm SK Liguasan Oil and Gas Corp. is looking to acquire two rigs to start drilling in six to eight months after securing a service contract from the government.

A principal in Queens, NY, who allegedly used fraud to help his school's graduation numbers will reportedly receive a $1.8 million position.

Tonight a new report from "the new york times" saying, interestingly, perhaps bizarrely that trump himself authorized this, authorized his white house council pat cipollone and patrick philbin to speak with the committee and why would doe that? the times said these men were not under oath when they testified and a future of future meetings between them and the investigators. but the fact remains they did reportedly meet with the investigation today, these are two top white house lawyers, and tha...