The Philippine government refutes viral social media posts about an impending energy lockdown, emphasizing ongoing efforts to secure alternative fuel sources and expand subsidies amid Middle East tensions.
Malacañang supports private companies' voluntary work-from-home arrangements as a 'big help' in conserving energy during rising fuel costs, while debunking fake news about an 'energy lockdown' and detailing government measures.
Aboitiz InfraCapital and its units introduce hybrid work, virtual transactions, and sustainability efforts to address the national energy emergency and Middle East conflict impacts.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announced the Philippines maintains a 51-day oil reserve buffer, with new crude orders and a P20 billion fund to secure additional stocks amid Middle East unrest.
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A vessel carrying 2.48 million barrels of Russian crude oil has reached the Philippines, providing critical relief during a national energy emergency declared due to Middle East conflicts disrupting global supplies.
Energy Secretary Sharon Garin confirms adequate domestic fuel supply until mid-May despite global disruptions from the USA-Israel-Iran conflict. The government has secured over 1 million barrels of diesel through international agreements.
President Marcos announces a 51-day oil supply buffer, with new diesel shipments and P20 billion funding for additional stocks. Measures include tax suspension and renewable energy dispatch to stabilize prices amid Middle East tensions.
A new Senate proposal seeks to impose price controls on petroleum products like diesel and gasoline during crises, extending coverage from 15 to 30 days to address gaps in current laws.
Following the declaration of a State of National Energy Emergency, the Bureau of Internal Revenue has issued a special permit to enable PNOC Exploration Corporation to conduct emergency fuel imports, ensuring continuous energy supply for the Philippines.
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The Philippines' fuel inventory has increased to 50.94 days, up from 45 days, due to recent purchases including diesel from Japan, as the DOE assures supply stability during the Middle East crisis.
A new round of oil price increases is effective today, with gasoline up by P2.50 per liter, diesel by P12.50, and kerosene by P2.00. The government assures a 50-day supply amid global price surges.
Five gas stations in Ilocos Norte have shut down due to an oil supply crisis linked to the ongoing Middle East conflict, as confirmed by police officials.
The LPG Marketers Association warns retailers against selling 11-kilo tanks above P1,500 in Luzon and P1,600 in Visayas and Mindanao, citing rising shipping costs and Middle East tensions.
House Speaker Faustino Dy III warns that the Philippines' 95% dependence on imported petroleum makes it vulnerable to global supply shocks, advocating for natural gas and renewable energy alternatives.
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A two-phase increase in liquefied petroleum gas prices begins today, approved by the DOE to mitigate consumer impact, with current stocks at 40 days.
Aboitiz InfraCapital inaugurates a desalination facility in Mactan Economic Zone 2, providing a reliable water supply for businesses and airport operations, with a capacity of 5 million liters per day.
A P1.2-billion retirement resort project in Clark Freeport, led by Donggwang Clark Corporation, aims to attract local and foreign retirees with senior-friendly facilities, healthcare services, and job creation.
Malaysia's state-owned energy firm Petronas has clarified it is not involved in Davao del Norte's proposed 44 million liter diesel import plan, contradicting Governor Edwin Jubahib's claims of ongoing negotiations.
The Philippine National Police announced a decrease in gas stations closed due to fuel shortages, with 365 affected as of Monday, down from 425. Spokesperson Brig. Gen. Randulf Tuaño cited non-delivered petroleum products and stockouts as key reasons, whi
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President Ferdinand 'Bongbong' Marcos Jr. has directed all government agencies to reduce electricity consumption due to the Middle East conflict. Acting Executive Secretary Ralph Recto announced the policy, which includes GOCCs and aims to cut energy dema
The Department of Energy reports a drop from 425 to 365 operational gas stations due to petroleum shortages, exacerbated by Middle East tensions. Hoarding and exploitation worsen the situation, impacting transportation and livelihoods nationwide.
Petrol stations across Vietnam face long queues as fuel prices hit highest levels since June 2025, driven by Middle East tensions. The surge pressures living costs and transport operations, with drivers and businesses struggling to adapt.
Petrol stations in Vietnam face long queues as RON95 gasoline and diesel prices hit highest levels since June 2025, driven by Middle East tensions. The surge pressures living costs and forces transport operators to optimize routes amid economic concerns.
Vietnam has eliminated special consumption and environmental taxes on fuel until mid-April 2026 to stabilize prices and ensure energy security during Hormuz Strait tensions.
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The Alliance of Concerned Consumers in Electricity and Social Services (Access) has issued a manifesto condemning soaring oil prices, blaming corporate greed and government inaction for the crisis.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. mandates all government agencies to reduce power and fuel consumption as the Philippines faces rising global oil prices due to Middle East conflict. Acting Executive Secretary Ralph Recto announces mandatory compliance acros
President Marcos declares a state of national energy emergency, while PCO clarifies no current oil supply crisis exists. The move aims to expedite fuel procurement amid Middle East tensions.
The Provincial Government of Davao del Norte is negotiating a multibillion-peso fuel import agreement with Malaysia to secure diesel and gasoline supplies, aiming to prevent shortages and stabilize prices amid global uncertainties.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. guarantees the Philippines has enough crude oil supply until June 30, 2026, as the government works to secure imports amid Middle East tensions. The DOE confirms receipt of a diesel shipment to bolster national energy securi
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The Philippine government is debating a price freeze on petroleum products to ease consumer burdens from global oil supply disruptions, but concerns over industry stability and long-term energy solutions persist.
