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The ongoing conflict in Iran is influencing energy purchasing strategies, prompting countries to reconsider their reliance on global markets. In the Philippines, an offshore terminal for LNG was built in Batangas, but there is now a shift towards sourcing more gas domestically.
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The ongoing conflict in Iran is influencing energy purchasing strategies, prompting countries to reconsider their reliance on global markets. In the Philippines, an offshore terminal for LNG was built in Batangas, but there is now a shift towards sourcing more gas domestically.
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