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DOE Issues Guidelines for Bioethanol Program | Cebu News, The THE PHILIPPINE STAR PILIPINO STAR NGAYON THE FREEMAN PANG- MASA BANAT Tue | 10 /0 8 /20 13 10 :57pm | Fo rex: $ 1: 43.0 9 5 Fo llo w Us: Gefällt m ir CEBU NEWS FREEMAN OPINION METRO CEBU REGION CEBU BUSINESS CEBU SPORTS CEBU LIFESTYLE CEBU ENTERTAINMENT DOE issues guidelines for bioethanol program Updated September 27, 20 0 6 - 12:0 0 am 0 0 googleplus 0 0 Like 0 Jo bless rate hits 26 .1 Anticipating the approval of the Biofuels Act in Congress, the Department of Energy issued the interim pct: survey guidelines for oil companies to follow when applying and participating in the bioethanol program. Octo ber 8 , 20 13 - 11:0 0 pm Gro up urg es g o v't to Department Circular No. 2006-08-0011 specifies that only oil companies of good standing that are actively fast- track auto mo tive engaged in the business of retailing gasoline may apply for accreditation under the current bioethanol ro admap Octo ber 8 , 20 13 - program. 10 :30 pm Phl bo urse clo ses marg inally hig her DOE explained that prior to the entry of ethanol production from local manufacturers in 2008, the bioethanol Octo ber 8 , 20 13 - program activities are currently limited to importation of anhydrous bioethanol, denaturing for local sale of fuel 10 :0 0 pm bioethanol, blending fuel bioethanol to gasoline and retail sale of ethanol gasoline (E-gasoline). Aquino rejects pro po sal to impo rt mo re rice Octo ber 8 , 20 13 - To participate in the bioethanol program, DC 2006-08-0011 requires oil company applicants to file with the DOE- 9 :0 0 pm Gefällt m ir Oil Industry Management Bureau a request for accreditation and to submit relevant information that includes Disputes clo ud Asia- the timetable of product launching, location, tank ID number and capacity of dedicated storage tanks duly Pacific summit fo cus approved by the Bureau of Internal Revenue and/or the Bureau of Customs. o n trade Octo ber 8 , 20 13 - 8 :30 pm Fo llo w 2 so ldiers killed, 4 Oil company applicants must also submit proof of their technical and physical or logistical capability to handle o thers injured in bioethanol products, including provision for dedicated storage tanks and/or especially modified/retrofitted retail clashes in Basilan outlets where bioethanol-blended products shall be marketed. Octo ber 8 , 20 13 - 8 :0 0 pm Fo rtun: PDAF Fo llo w A list of relevant information including addresses of its retail outlets marketing E-gasoline, and the Scrapping a 'sho ck' but lawful corresponding work, maintenance program to be undertaken to ensure compatibility of the retail outlet Octo ber 8 , 20 13 - equipment/facility to handle and dispense E-gasoline products must also be provided to the DOE-OIMB. 8 :0 0 pm Scientists fro m Belg ium, Britain win In a press statement, Energy Secretary Raphael Lotilla said the interim guidelines are vital to protect the interest No bel physics prize of the stakeholders including the government and most especially the consumers. Octo ber 8 , 20 13 - 7:0 7pm Jo ker, Ping hit Palace spo kesperso ns o ver "This also serves as a guide for the effective monitoring and implementation of the bioethanol program DAP mess especially at this phase where bioethanol sources and related products are limited to importation," the secretary Octo ber 8 , 20 13 - added. 6 :58 pm BIGFISH Internatio nal presents CREAM Hallo ween Ball 20 13 San Carlos Bio-energy, a local producer of ethanol with a production capacity of 100,000 liters per day, is Octo ber 8 , 20 13 - expected to come on stream by 2008. Other local ethanol producers including Southern Bukidnon Bioenergy, 6 :45pm JG Summit Holdings Inc., Biofuels 88 and Tamlang Valley Ethanol are also expected to come on stream by 2008 View all and beyond. SOCIAL SPOTLIGHT powe re d by Crowdyne ws Under DC 2006-08-0011 oil company participants are also required to sell only fuel bioethanol and E-gasoline conforming to the Philippine National Standards. 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