政府获得104万桶柴油以充实燃料储备

继3月26日首批14.2万桶柴油运抵后,菲律宾政府已累计锁定104万桶柴油,以在全球石油危机期间增强该国燃料储备。其余90万桶预计将于下月运抵,旨在确保能源紧急状态下库存维持在最低水平之上。

菲律宾马尼拉——继3月26日首批14.2万桶(2258万升)柴油运抵后,能源部(DOE)确认将于未来几周内再接收90万桶柴油,相当于1.6568亿升,足以支撑约五天的供应需求。

国有企业菲律宾国家石油公司(PNOC)负责此次采购,若当地石油公司出现供货延迟,将向其提供这些库存。能源部副部长莎伦·加林(Sharon Garin)向公众保证,包括在途供应在内,该国的石油储备足以支撑到5月第二周。截至3月20日,菲律宾的燃料库存量足以维持45天,超过了15天的最低要求。

能源部发表声明称:“能源部正与PNOC勘探公司协调,继续采取必要措施,保障国家能源安全,并支持家庭、通勤者及企业的石油供应需求。”

相关动态方面,菲律宾上周接收了五年来首批来自俄罗斯的原油。一艘悬挂塞拉利昂国旗、名为“Sara Sky”的油轮载有10万吨(约75万桶)ESPO混合原油,目前停泊在巴丹省利迈锚地。该国仅存的一家炼油厂运营商Petron公司被列为收货人。

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