An overview of the energy systems, renewable energy options, initiatives, actors and opportunities in the Philippines, August 2005
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References: 1 2.1 Oil and Gas The Philippines uses approximately 26,000 bbl/day of oil, but consumes approximately 338,000 bbl/day (2003 figures)