马尼拉大都会率先启动吉普尼燃料补贴试点

4月14日,政府在马尼拉大都会启动了一项公共交通吉普尼驾驶员燃料补贴试点项目,提供每升10比索的补贴,共有52家获得认证的加油站参与。能源部长Sharon Garin表示,该为期三个月的项目旨在测试该系统,随后将推广至其他公共交通工具。

菲律宾马尼拉——4月14日周二,政府开始在马尼拉大都会为公共交通吉普尼实施每升10比索的燃料补贴试点项目。能源部长Sharon Garin表示,该倡议由费迪南德·马科斯总统(Ferdinand Marcos Jr.)于上周首次宣布,初期目标对象为吉普尼驾驶员。

“我们需要测试该系统是否行之有效,”Garin在接受dzBB电台采访时表示。该项目将在马尼拉大都会试运行一周,随后将扩展至公交车、其他吉普尼以及交通网络车辆服务。驾驶员每周最多可申领150升补贴,最高可节省1500比索。

Garin解释称,此上限旨在防止滥用,依据是陆路运输特许经营与监管委员会(LTFRB)提供的平均油耗数据,预计将有1.8万名吉普尼驾驶员受益。

此次推广正值预期油价下调之际:柴油每升至少下调20.89比索,汽油下调4.43比索,煤油下调8.50比索。然而,交通团体Manibela宣布于4月14日至15日举行罢工,以抗议政府在暂停征收燃油税方面反应迟缓。——综合Jean Mangaluz及The STAR报道

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Oil firms confirmed price rollbacks effective 6 a.m. Tuesday, April 14, matching Department of Energy projections: diesel down P20.89 to P23 per liter, gasoline P4.43 to P4.50, and kerosene P8.50. The cuts end surges of over P100 on diesel since late February's Middle East crisis. President Marcos suspended excise taxes on LPG and kerosene, while a jeepney subsidy launches.

The Department of Transportation is preparing P3.5 billion in subsidies for free rides and fuel costs of public utility vehicles to counter rising oil prices due to Middle East tensions. This forms part of a two-pronged approach to ease the impact on commuters. The program is expected to launch soon after certification from the Department of Energy.

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Due to the war in the Middle East, diesel prices in the Philippines are expected to exceed P100 per liter, prompting public utility vehicle drivers to consider other jobs. Jeepney and tricycle drivers like Renie Rabago and Omeng Elardo struggle with rising fuel costs while their earnings remain low. The government offers a one-time P5,000 subsidy to assist them, though some say it is insufficient.

Transport group Manibela announced a nationwide strike from April 15 to 17, coinciding with the government's service contracting program rollout. The action responds to high fuel prices and demands a rollback to P55 per liter. Chairman Mar Valbuena criticized the government's inadequate response to oil price shocks.

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A total of 425 out of 14,485 gas stations nationwide were temporarily closed as of March 27 due to the fuel crisis triggered by the Iran war, according to the Philippine National Police. The Cordillera Administrative Region recorded the highest number at 79, while President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. declared a national energy emergency.

Philippine fuel supply may last until the second week of May with one million barrels expected soon, according to the Department of Energy. Energy Secretary Sharon Garin said the average supply stood at 45 days as of March 20, down from 55-57 days when the Middle East war began nearly a month ago.

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