Representatives meeting in Manila on Nov. 14 sign letters of intent on emergency oil access for the Philippines. (Photo by Yuki Fujita)
MANILA — In a strategic move to enhance energy security, companies from the Philippines, Indonesia, and Thailand signed letters of intent on Saturday to establish frameworks for accessing petroleum reserves during emergencies. The agreements, involving PNOC Exploration and storage tank operators from the neighboring nations, aim to create a collaborative safety net for fuel supplies in the region.
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