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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
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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
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