Japan's Chiyoda Corporation will help the Philippines build oil storage facilities.
Japan's Chiyoda Corporation is assisting the Philippines in building oil reserve facilities. This follows a past incident where the Philippines declared a national energy emergency due to insufficient oil reserves, impacted by energy supply disruptions caused by the Iran War. This initiative is part of broader support from Japanese companies aimed at alleviating energy supply disruptions for Southeast Asian economies.
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