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Message par energy_isere » 17 déc. 2019, 22:53

Suite de ce post du 27 mai 2017 viewtopic.php?p=2257026#p2257026

Finalement la Chine apaise la tension :
China And The Philippines Finally Agree To Cooperate In The South China Sea

By Irina Slav - Dec 17, 2019

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The Chinese and Philippine foreign ministers sealed an agreement for the two countries to pursue joint oil and gas exploration in the South China Sea, Xinhua reports.

The talks between the two countries on the South China Sea’s oil and gas potential and how to exploit it have been going on for years. An agreement has been difficult to reach, however, mostly because of China’s territorial claims to the basin, which cover nearly the entirety of it.

Even so, earlier this year, the presidents of China and the Philippines reached something of a general agreement that joint exploration for oil and gas in the South China Sea would be a good idea. However, their differences as to how to pursue this remained.

“Both President Duterte and President Xi agreed that while their variant positions will have to remain, their differences however need not derail nor diminish the amity between the two countries,” a spokesman for the Philippines Rodrigo Duterte said after the August meeting, adding that the two had reached an agreement “to manage the South China Sea issue, and to continue to dialogue peacefully in resolving the conflict.”

Dialogue was not always easy to maintain, especially after the Philippines won a court case against China about the South China Sea in 2016. That strained bilateral relations but did not end them, as obviously both China and the Philippines realized the benefits of working together rather than being at odds in a basin the two share with several other countries, all with their own oil and gas ambitions in the South China Sea.

Estimates of how much oil and gas the South China Sea contains vary. A USGS estimate from the mid-90s puts them at 28 billion barrels of crude. China’s CNOOC estimates them at 125 billion barrels of crude and 500 trillion cubic feet of gas, but these figures have not been confirmed by an independent assessor. The one thing that is certain is that there is oil and gas in the South China Sea and it may be enough to fuel regional rivalries and scare tactics like the ones China has deployed against Vietnam.
https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News ... a-Sea.html

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Message par energy_isere » 16 févr. 2020, 20:25

Les Philippines rompent leur pacte militaire avec les États-Unis

François d’Alançon le 12/02/2020

Les Philippines ont informé les États-Unis, mardi 11 février, de leur décision de mettre fin au pacte militaire entre les deux pays, déclenchant un compte à rebours de six mois avant la résiliation effective de l’accord.
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Message par energy_isere » 02 avr. 2020, 21:40

Les Philippines s’ouvrent à l’éolien en mer

Publié le 02/04/2020 lemarin

Triconti windkraft, un consortium germano-suisse-philippin, annonce avoir obtenu du département de l’énergie des Philippines les autorisations pour mener les études et le développement des deux premiers parcs éoliens offshore dans le pays.

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Le projet de Triconti windkraft porte sur la réalisation de deux parcs éoliens en mer pour 1,2 GW. (Photo : Triconti windkraft)
https://lemarin.ouest-france.fr/secteur ... ien-en-mer

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Message par Silenius » 02 avr. 2020, 22:33

Duterte propose le saturnisme pour ceux qui ne respectent pas le confinement https://www.rtl.fr/actu/international/c ... 7800350320

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Message par energy_isere » 16 avr. 2021, 23:34

Lancement d'un projet de terminal d' importation de LNG aux Philippines de 3 millions de tonnes par an.
Philippines’ Department of Energy (DOE) Issues AG&P Notice to Proceed for the Philippines LNG (PLNG) Import Terminal in Batangas Bay

édité le 14/04/2021

Philippines’ Department of Energy (DOE) Issues AG&P Notice to Proceed for the Philippines LNG (PLNG) Import Terminal in Batangas Bay
Atlantic Gulf & Pacific Company of Manila, Inc. (AG&P) has been issued the Notice to Proceed (NTP) by the Philippines’ Department of Energy (DOE) for the development of its LNG import and regasification terminal in Batangas Bay on the main island of Luzon, called the Philippines LNG (PLNG). PLNG will store LNG and dispatch natural gas to power plant, industrial and commercial customers and other consumers, opening up for the country a new era of clean, efficient fuel and doing its part for the Philippines to compete for and win investment and jobs in the years to come.

PLNG will have the initial capacity to deliver up to 3.0 MTPA of regasified LNG, with additional capacity for liquid distribution. On day one, PLNG will have scalable onshore regasification capacity of 420mmscfd and almost 200,000cbm of storage that will ensure high availability and reliability of natural gas for its customers. AG&P has already completed its pre-development work for PLNG, which is expected to be commissioned by summer 2022.

“We are excited about this critical step in bringing AG&P’s Philippines LNG Import Terminal online. AG&P is working very hard to bring this safe, environmentally-friendly, competitive fuel to our customers by the summer of 2022 and hope that the wide availability of natural gas will spur manufacturing and jobs in the Philippines while we all enjoy healthier air.
https://www.euro-petrole.com/philippine ... -n-i-22090

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Message par energy_isere » 23 mai 2021, 13:21

Projet pour le plus grand parc éolien des Philippines, 32 turbines de 5 MW soit 160 MW.
AC Energy to build Philippines’ largest wind farm

May 19, 2021 evwind

AC Energy aims to complete the project in the last quarter of 2022 and put the wind farm, which will consist of 32 wind turbines supplied by Siemens Gamesa, into full commercial operation by 2023.
AC Energy Corp, the power generation unit of Philippine conglomerate Ayala Corp, will build an 11.4 billion-peso ($239 million) wind farm that it said will be the country’s largest such facility

The 160-megawatt Balaoi & Caunayan wind farm will be constructed in Pagudpud municipality in Ilocos Norte province on the country’s main island of Luzon, in partnership with affiliate UPC Renewables, AC Energy said in a statement.
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Message par energy_isere » 02 janv. 2022, 21:04

Lancement d'un projet de centrale solaire de 500 MW qui sera le plus grand des Philippines.
Premier lot de 50 MW cette année.
Construction begins on 500MW solar park in the Philippines
The solar park is part of a 1GW portfolio of unsubsidized PV projects. Completion is scheduled for 2023.

DECEMBER 31, 2021 EMILIANO BELLINI

Project developer Solar Philippines Nueva Ecija Corporation (SPNEC) has begun construction on the first 50MW unit of a 500MW PV facility on former ranchland in Peñaranda, in the province of Nueva Ecija, in the Central Luzon region.

“The first 50MW is targeted to begin delivering power to the grid by the end of 2022, paving the way for SPNEC to reach profitability and construct the rest of the project by 2023,” the company said in a filing with the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE).

“Once the first 50MW begins delivering power to the grid, SPNEC plans to install solar panels for the next 175MW over half a year, and be ready to install solar panels for the rest of the 500MW over a year, given the relative ease of adding capacity to an already operating solar farm.”
https://www.pv-magazine.com/2021/12/31/ ... ilippines/

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Message par energy_isere » 10 janv. 2022, 09:12

La société SMC lance plusieurs site de batteries stationnaires dans un plan de 690 MW.
Philippines’ SMC to start operation of 690MW of batteries
Filipino conglomerate San Miguel Corp aims to complete 1GW of battery storage projects this year to make way for the integration of some 3GW of intermittent renewable energy generation.

JANUARY 5, 2022 MARIJA MAISCH

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The 20MW Malita Energy Storage Facility in the province of Davao Occidental, in the Philippines, delivered by Fluence for SMC Global Power.
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The power arm of Philippines-based brewing-to-energy conglomerate San Miguel Corporation (SMC) has said it is ready to start operation of an initial 690MW of battery storage facilities early this year. The company expects to complete 31 energy storage systems in 2021-22, with an accumulated capacity of 1GW.
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https://www.pv-magazine.com/2022/01/05/ ... batteries/

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Message par energy_isere » 05 mai 2022, 09:24

Philippines: l'élection de Marcos pourrait ressusciter une centrale nucléaire

AFP le 05 mai 2022

Une centrale nucléaire jamais mise en service et construite près d'une faille sismique et de volcans aux Philippines pourrait être activée si Ferdinand Marcos Jr remporte l'élection présidentielle le 9 mai.

A 80 km à l'ouest de Manille, le bâtiment de béton entouré de grillages surplombe la mer de Chine méridionale, dans une région exposée aux tremblements de terre et à 57 km du Mont Pinatubo dont l'éruption a tué 300 personnes en 1991.

La centrale nucléaire de Bataan, devenue avec ses 2,2 milliards de coûts de construction un symbole de la corruption du régime de Ferdinand Marcos, avait été désaffectée avant même sa mise en route après le renversement du dictateur en 1986 et le choc causé par la catastrophe de Tchernobyl la même année.

Malgré les risques, Ferdinand Marcos Jr, fils de l'ancien dictateur, a promis de relancer le nucléaire s'il est élu et a évoqué la possibilité de ressusciter la centrale voulue par son père.

"Nous devons vraiment envisager l'énergie nucléaire", a déclaré M. Marcos Jr en mars, insistant sur le fait qu'au moins une centrale est nécessaire pour réduire les prix exorbitants de l'électricité dans le pays.

Le favori de la présidentielle, qui est aussi un partisan des énergies éolienne, solaire et géothermique, a annoncé vouloir réexaminer une proposition sud-coréenne pour réhabiliter la centrale de Bataan d'une puissance théorique de 620 megawatts.

"Regardons ça à nouveau", a-t-il lancé.

Mais la mise à niveau de vieilles installations équipées d'une technologie analogique pourrait prendre au moins quatre ans et coûter un milliard de dollars.

La centrale, construite pour pallier les difficultés énergétiques du pays après les chocs pétroliers des années 1970, n'a jamais produit le moindre watt.

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https://www.connaissancedesenergies.org ... ire-220505

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Message par energy_isere » 10 juin 2022, 09:12

Shell to invest $66m to build LNG import terminal in the Philippines
The proposed project will include a 3.8Mtpa FSRU, subsea and onshore gas pipelines, and pigging stations.


June 9, 2022

Shell Energy Philippines is reportedly planning to invest PHP3.5bn ($66m) to build a liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal in Batangas City, the Philippines.

The project is planned to be developed within Pilipinas Shell Petroleum’s (PSPC) Shell Tabangao import terminal, reported The Philippine Star.

The project involves reviving the planned LNG import terminal, which was first proposed in 2013 through Tabangao Realty (TRI), Shell Energy said in a filing with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources-Environmental Management Bureau (DENR-EMB).

The original project was put on hold due to issues such as market conditions, and development costs, among others.

Shell was cited by the news agency as saying: “With the announcement of PSPC of the refinery closure and its conversion to an import facility, [Shell Energy] saw the opportunity to revive the LNG project in line with Shell’s pursuit of clean energy projects and utilise existing utilities of PSPC such as the Jetty 4.”

The revised project will include a 3.8 million tons per annum (Mtpa) floating storage and regassification unit (FSRU), and the conversion of the existing import facility Jetty 4 from a crude import jetty, to a berthing facility for the FSRU.

It will also include a pressure reduction metering station (PRMS), subsea and onshore gas pipelines, pigging stations, and an ignitable vent.

The company was cited by Manila Standard as saying in the documents: “The project will supply natural gas for power use with the impending depletion of the Malampaya gas field by 2024.”

The proposed Shell LNG Project is aimed at addressing the gas shortfall that would result from the depleting Malampaya field.

Shell Energy is considering securing a environmental compliance certificate (ECC) for the proposed project in the third quarter of this year.

Following the finalisation of the detailed design, the firm plans to start pre-construction within the next year, followed by full construction work in the first quarter of 2024.
https://www.offshore-technology.com/new ... hilippine/

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Message par energy_isere » 21 août 2022, 22:48

Vers le plus grand parc solaire PV du monde aux Philippines ?
Solar Philippines to build 4 GW solar farm in Nueva Ecija, Bulacan provinces
Solar Philippines, a Manila-based PV module manufacturer and project developer, is looking to secure at least 2,500 hectares of land to expand its 500 MW flagship solar project to 4 GW.

AUGUST 18, 2022 MARIJA MAISCH

Solar Philippines Nueva Ecija Corp. (SPNEC), the listed unit of Manila-based PV module manufacturer and project developer Solar Philippines, has announced that it is working on what could be the world’s largest solar project.

SPNEC has unveiled plans to add a 3.5 GW solar farm to its 500 MW flagship project on the island of Luzon, “for which the first 50 MW and the transmission for the full 500 MW are under construction.” Now, the company is looking to acquire another 2,500 hectares in the provinces of Nueva Ecija and Bulacan to extended its original project eightfold.

“At 4 GW, SPNEC’s combined developments in this area would surpass the capacity of India’s Bhadla Solar Farm, currently the world’s largest farm at over 2.2 GW; as well as surpass the capacity of the total grid-connected solar operating in the Philippines as of the end of 2021 at over 1.3 GW,” stated SPNEC.

SPNEC is using the proceeds from various capital raises to acquire the land for the 3.5 GW project extension, including a previously announced stock rights offering to raise at least PHP 10 billion ($179 million), as well as planned asset-for-share swap with parent company Solar Philippines, which is expected to be completed by the end of 2022.

SPNEC said it has been able to plan such a massive project as it has been working to secure land and permits since 2016 when it applied with the Department of Energy for its first solar energy service contract in the area. In addition, the company said this clustering of projects will benefit from the transmission infrastructure works already underway in the area, which will extend over 60 kilometers to connect to NGCP’s (National Grid Corp. of the Philippines) substations that supply the Greater Manila Area.

“Over the years, others did not believe these ranchlands far from the grid could be the site for a solar farm,” said Solar Philippines founder Leandro Leviste. “By the end of this year, our planned share issuances should result in the consolidation of ingredients that would enable SPNEC to expand its flagship project to be the world’s largest solar farm.”
https://www.pv-magazine.com/2022/08/18/ ... provinces/

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Message par energy_isere » 18 sept. 2022, 23:24

Le plus grand lac des Philippines va aceuillir un mega parc solaire flottant de 1.3 GW. Cout estimé à 1.2 milliard de dollars.
Philippines to host 1.3 GW floating solar plant
A new 1.3 GW floating PV array in the Philippines will require an investment of around $1.2 billion. Developers Blueleaf Energy and SunAsia said the project will likely be completed and switched on in 2024.

SEPTEMBER 14, 2022 EMILIANO BELLINI

Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos and Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong recently signed several letters of intent to help Singaporean companies to invest in the Philippines. These plans include efforts to install a 1.3 GW floating solar project on Laguna de Bay, the largest lake in the Philippines.

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Laguna de Bay, Luzon. Image: NASA, Wikimedia Commons

The project will likely require an investment of around $1.2 billion, the government of the Philippines said last week, without providing additional details. According to Inquirer, a media outlet in the Philippines, the project will begin commercial operations in 2024. This week, local developers Blueleaf Energy and SunAsia said in a statement that they will develop the massive floating array in partnership with Green Investment Group, which is part of Australia's Macquarie Asset Management.

According to a recent study, the Laguna Lake Development Authority (LLDA) began considering floating PV on the lake in 2016, when the first expression-of-interest process was launched. The report said that four pilot projects, ranging in size from 10 kW to 22 kW, have already been built at the lake.

“Laguna de Bay is a multiple-use resource where capture fishery and aquaculture are the most dominant uses,” the report said. “Thus, one of the main considerations is the allocation of area for floating solar farm.”
https://www.pv-magazine.com/2022/09/14/ ... lar-plant/

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Message par energy_isere » 13 nov. 2022, 21:35

Les Philippines s'interessent à l'éolien en mer.
Il y aurait 42 projets totalisant 31 GW.

lire : https://www.evwind.es/2022/11/13/philip ... ower/88776

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Message par energy_isere » 13 févr. 2023, 20:28

Un "laser" chinois a visé des garde-côtes philippins, accuse Manille
AFP•13/02/2023
https://www.boursorama.com/actualite-ec ... fdd5fc4fe9
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Il s’agit du dernier incident maritime en date entre Pékin et Manille, en désaccord au sujet de cette mer, un espace stratégique aux riches ressources énergétiques et halieutiques. Pékin en revendique la quasi-totalité mais les Philippines ainsi que le Vietnam, la Malaisie et Brunei y ont également des prétentions. La Chine a ignoré un jugement d’un tribunal international selon lequel ses revendications sont sans fondement légal.
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Message par energy_isere » 12 avr. 2023, 23:42

suite de ce post du 16 avril 2021 viewtopic.php?p=2317432#p2317432
Les Philippines rejoignent le club des pays importateurs de GNL
Publié le 12/04/2023 lemarin

Les Philippines ont accueilli la première cargaison de GNL de leur histoire, a annoncé le 11 avril le singapourien AG&P.

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Le méthanier « Golar Glacier » a livré une première cargaison de GNL à l’unité flottante de stockage « ISH ». (Photo : AG&P)
https://lemarin.ouest-france.fr/secteur ... -gnl-47079

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