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Philippines Works with US to Secure Waivers for Oil from Sanctioned Countries
The Philippines declared a national energy emergency to secure diverse oil supplies, including Russian crude and Iranian oil, with a 30-day US sanctions waiver aiding imports.
- The Philippines is working with the US State Department to obtain waivers or exemptions to purchase oil from US-sanctioned countries.
- As of March 20, the Philippines had around 45 days of fuel supply and is procuring one million more barrels of oil to build its buffer stock.
- The Philippines, which relies heavily on imported fuel, declared a state of national energy emergency on Tuesday to deal with the fallout from the Middle East war, including the disruptions to oil procurement.
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Philippines says it is working with Washington to obtain oil from U.S.-sanctioned countries
MANILA - The Philippines is working with Washington to secure waivers and exemptions that will allow it to obtain oil from U.S.-sanctioned countries and guarantee supplies, its ambassador to the United States said.
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The Philippines is working with Washington to secure waivers and exemptions so it can obtain oil from US-sanctioned countries to ensure supply, its ambassador to the United States said.
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