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  1. ASEAN forum backs safer, greener transport

    ASEAN forum backs safer, greener transport

    The ASEAN Transportation Forum 2026 brought together government officials and industry leaders to discuss road safety, transport infrastructure modernization…

    DT·

  2. Transport group PISTON and allied groups stage a protest rally in Cubao, Quezon City, on the first day of their two-day transport strike on 29 September 2026. PISTON is calling for the immediate removal of excise and value-added taxes on fuel, a rollback of diesel prices to ₱55 per liter, and the repeal of the Oil Deregulation Law amid continued fuel price increases.

    Transport strike in Cubao

    Transport group PISTON and allied groups stage a protest rally in Cubao, Quezon City, on the first day of their two-day transport strike on 29 September 2026.…

    Toto Lozano·

  3. ENERGY Secretary Sharon S. Garin announces the signing of eight new Petroleum Service Contracts worth $207 million, marking the Philippines’ largest batch of oil, gas, and hydrogen exploration deals to date.

    Phl inks 8 new petroleum, hydrogen deals

    The Philippines signed eight Petroleum Service Contracts worth $207 million to boost oil, gas, and hydrogen exploration and strengthen energy independence.

    Maria Bernadette Romero·

  4. A gas station attendant changes the prices displayed on September 17, 2024. Fuel prices will drop starting September 17, 2024, with reductions of at least P1 per liter for gasoline, P1.30 for diesel, and P1.65 for kerosene. This decrease is attributed to weak global demand and concerns about oversupply, particularly from China and the U.S. Recent data show that the year-to-date net increases for gasoline and diesel have been P5.85 and P3.05 per liter, respectively. The rollback follows similar price cuts from the previous week, driven by sluggish demand and plans from oil-producing nations to increase output. PHOTOS BY YUMMIE DINGDING

    Another petroleum price rollback seen next week

    The Department of Energy announces upcoming petroleum price rollbacks, with gasoline set to drop by P1.40 to P1.70 per liter, diesel by P0.90 to P1.20, and…

    Vivienne Angeles (VA)·