Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos Jnr said on Monday that a “significant” discovery of natural gas had been made near the country’s sole producing offshore site.
About 2.8 billion cubic metres (98 billion cubic feet) of natural gas was found 5km (three miles) east of the Malampaya Field near the island of Palawan, Marcos said, or enough to provide power to 5.7 million homes for a year.
The Philippines has some of the region’s highest energy costs and faces a looming crisis as the Malampaya...
Philippines’ first gas discovery in over a decade offers hope for looming energy crisis
Published 4 hours ago
Source: scmp.com

Related Articles from scmp.com
24 minutes ago
Harbouring ambitions: China’s port giants make waves with record growth
48 minutes ago
China’s UBTech partners with Airbus to bring humanoid robots to aviation manufacturing
1 hour ago
Divorced couple arrested in Malaysia for sharing hotel room under ‘khalwat’ rules
1 hour ago
2026 Hong Kong marathon, China pursues self-reliance: 5 weekend reads you missed
1 hour ago
Mainland China’s home prices extend slide, adding strain to struggling property sector
1 hour ago