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Around 54% of Filipinos still rely on traditional cooking fuels such as charcoal and fuelwood, which produce high levels of air pollutants that have serious health and environmental consequences. Meanwhile, increasing commodity prices have also prompted malicious sources to sell unregulated alternatives to LPG products or substandard LPG products that…
Tie-up seeks to provide topnotch customer service while ensuring safety for more Filipino households Solane, one of the leading LPG brands in the country, partners with Landers Superstore, the country’s fastest-growing membership shopping establishment, to provide more Filipinos with access to sa
The Department of Energy (DOE) has committed to fully implement the enforcement of a law that seeks to regulate the LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) industry to ensure consumer protection against malpractices. The commitment to implement the LPG Industry Regulation Act or the Republic Act No. 11592.
With brownouts and higher fuel prices at the pumps, there’s another headache for Filipino consumers because the price of cooking fuel liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) had also increased by P2.20 per kilogram or an aggregate P24.20 for the standard 11-kilogram cylinder used in households. This month
Published March 18, 2021, 5:00 AM Through collaboration with law enforcement agencies, Delgado-owned firm Isla LPG Corporation has stepped up its crackdown versus illegally sold liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) products, primarily those involving its Solane LPG brand. In recent entrapment operations in Southern Luzon, the company indicated that there had been 48 illegal LPG tanks seized in Libon and Polangui, Albay – and these confiscated cylinders had been valued at P113,000. Last February 5, Isla Petroleum stated that 44 illegally refilled 11-kilogram Solane LPG cylinders worth P110,000 had ...