The SOME +3 EPGG Fora were held on 28-30 September 2020 via online platform, hosted by the Ministry of Mines and Energy (MME) of Cambodia and attended by ASEAN Senior Officials on Energy (SOE) Leaders, SOME + 3 Leaders from China, Japan and Korea, ASEAN Secretariat, ASCOPE, ASEAN Centre for Energy (ACE).
The fora included following dialogue, forum: the 9th ASEAN +3 Oil Market and Natural Gas Forum and Business Dialogue, the 8th Workshop of the ASEAN +3 Oil Stockpiling Roadmap (OSRM) and the 17th ASEAN+3 Energy Security Forum (ESF).
The 9th ASEAN+3 Oil Market and Natural Gas Forum and Business Dialogue was chaired by Mr. Victor Jona , Director General of General Department of Energy, Ministry of Mines and Energy of Cambodia with Dr. Tran Hong Nam, ASCOPE Secretary – in –charge as Co-chair. The forum acknowledged updates on oil and gas business in ASEAN member States from Petroleum Authority of Brunei Darussalam, Ministry of Mines and Energy of Cambodia, Lao State Fuel Company, Philippine National Oil Company (PNOC), PETRONAS, Singapore LNG Corporation, PTT Public Company Limited, Petrovietnam…
At the Forum, Mr. Paramate Hoisungwan, Chairman of Policy Research and Capability Building Task Force made presentation on ASCOPE’s studies on Small-Scale LNG and LNG Bunkering. These studies will promote the application of LNG as a clean fuel to support the growth of ASEAN’s economy.
Participating at the 8th workshop of ASEAN+3 Oil Stockpiling Roadmap (OSRM), on behalf of ASCOPE, ASCOPE Secretary – in –charge delivered presentation on the future of ASEAN Petroleum Security Agreement (APSA) which will expire in March, 2023. APSA’s objective is to enhance petroleum security, either individually or collectively, and minimize exposure to an emergency situation, through the implementation of short, medium and long term measures provided in APSA.
Photo: Mr. Paramate Hoisungwan, Chairman of Policy Research and Capability Building presented on ASCOPE’s studies on Small-Scale LNG and LNG Bunkering and Dr. Tran Hong Nam, ASCOPE Secretary – in –charge (ASIC) at the SOME +3 EPGG Fora via online platform
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ASCOPE participated in the 38th ASEAN Ministers on Energy MeetingFrom 17-20 November 2020, Secretary-In-Charge Dr. Tran Hong Nam has represented ASCOPE at the 38th ASEAN Ministers on Energy Meeting and Associated Meetings (38th AMEM) via online platform hosted by Viet Nam. With the theme “Energy transition towards sustainable development”, it is expected that ASEAN member states would closely cooperate together to build up a sustainable energy sector in ASEAN. -
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ASEAN Energy Business Forum 2020
The 4th ASCOPE Mid-Year Task Force Meeting Held on 13th August 2020The 4th ASCOPE Mid-Year Task Force Meeting was held virtually for the first time on the 13th August 2020 due to Covid-19 pandemic situation. The meeting was chaired by Dr. Tran Hong Nam, ASCOPE Secretary-In-Charge and attended by ASCOPE Country Coordinators, Task Forces Chairpersons and Members.
Oil Capacity Building Program on Energy Security 2020 towards enhancing energy security in ASEAN regionDuring 17-20 February, 2020, ASCOPE’s Secretary- In- Charge Dr. Tran Hong Nam and his predecessor Mr. Nopporn Chuchinda participated in the Oil Capacity Building Program on Energy Security 2020 co-organized by Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National Corporation (JOGMEC) and ASEAN Centre for Energy (ACE) in association with Japan’s Agency for Natural Resources and Energy and the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (MEITI).
The 45th ASCOPE Council Meeting
Newsletter 2019_PRCB
44th ASCOPE Council Meeting and Associated MeetingsDuring August 2018, the 44th ASCOPE Council Meeting and associated meetings were held in Thailand.
THE 43rd ASCOPE Council Meeting and relating Taskforce Meetings.The 43rd ASCOPE Council Meeting, and relating Taskforce Meetings were held during 22-23 August 2017 in Singapore.
THE 42nd ASCOPE COUNCIL MEETING AND THE 82nd ASCOPE NATIONAL COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSON MEETINGTwo of the ASCOPE’s major events, The 42nd ASCOPE Council Meeting, and the 82nd ASCOPE National Committee Meeting were held during 6-9 September 2016 in Siem Reap, Cambodia.
ASCOPE Major Event: The 27th ASCOPE Joint Committees and The 81st ASCOPE National Committee Chairpersons MeetingASCOPE Major Event: The 27th ASCOPE Joint Committees and The 81st ASCOPE National Committee Chairpersons Meeting
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Obama to seek new tax on oil in budget proposalWASHINGTON: U.S. President Barack Obama will launch a long-shot bid next week to impose a $10-a-barrel tax on crude oil that would fund the overhaul of the nation's aging transportation infrastructure, the White House said on Thursday.
Oil prices steady, weak fundamentals weigh after volatile weekCrude oil futures steadied on Friday after earlier losses, as bearish fundamentals weighed on markets at the end of a volatile week that saw prices seesaw over 10 percent within a day.
Asian stock markets mostly lower as oil extends fallSEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Asian stock markets were mostly lower Tuesday as the price of oil extended losses following a 6-percent plunge that was sparked by data showing a manufacturing slowdown in the world's two largest economies.
How Much Global Oil Output Halted Due to Low Prices? Just 0.1%After a year of low oil prices, only 0.1 percent of global production has been curtailed because it’s unprofitable, according to a report from consultants Wood Mackenzie Ltd. that highlights the industry’s resilience.
Obama $10-Per-Barrel Oil Tax Lands With Thud in CongressPresident Barack Obama will propose a $10 per barrel tax on oil in his fiscal 2017 budget plan, an idea that received a chilly reception in the Republican-controlled Congress that oversees spending.
ASCOPE NewslettersHappyNewYear 2016 to all ASCOPE family members!
PETROLEUM EXPLORATION READY TO ROLLThailand is likely to start its 21st round of petroleum exploration this year, expecting to grant licences to upstream petroleum investors by next month, says the Mineral Fuels Department.
