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    The document summarizes the Philippine Biofuels Law of 2006 (RA 9367), which mandates the use of biofuels in the Philippines. It discusses the key government agencies involved in regulating biofuels, including the Department of Energy, PNOC Alternative Fuels Corporation, and Department of Science and Technology. It also outlines some of the major provisions of RA 9367, such as phasing out harmful gasoline additives, mandatory use of biofuels, prohibited acts, and penalties for non-compliance.

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    The document summarizes the Philippine Biofuels Law of 2006 (RA 9367), which mandates the use of biofuels in the Philippines. It discusses the key government agencies involved in regulating biofuels, including the Department of Energy, PNOC Alternative Fuels Corporation, and Department of Science and Technology. It also outlines some of the major provisions of RA 9367, such as phasing out harmful gasoline additives, mandatory use of biofuels, prohibited acts, and penalties for non-compliance.

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    The document summarizes the Philippine Biofuels Law of 2006 (RA 9367), which mandates the use of biofuels in the Philippines. It discusses the key government agencies involved in regulating biofuels, including the Department of Energy, PNOC Alternative Fuels Corporation, and Department of Science and Technology. It also outlines some of the major provisions of RA 9367, such as phasing out harmful gasoline additives, mandatory use of biofuels, prohibited acts, and penalties for non-compliance.

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    Philippine

    Biofuels Law of
    2006
    FROM :
    HTTP://WWW.PNOC-
    AFC.COM.PH/FAQ.PHP
    BIOFUELS
    Biofuels are alternative fuels
    that are not composed
    substantially of petroleum or
    imported crude oil.
    They are produced from
    feedstock and other biomass or
    organic sources that are
    renewable such as trees, crops
    REPUBLIC ACT
    9367
    Also known as Philippine
    Biofuels Law of 2006.
    Signed by President Gloria
    Macapagal-Arroyo last
    January 2007.
    Mandates the use of
    biofuels in the Philippines,
    the 1st in South East Asia.
    DOE’S ROLE IN REGULATING
    RA 9367
    preparation of the Philippine
    Biofuels Program consistent with
    the Philippine Energy Plan.
    accreditation of biofuels
    producers/manufacturers.
    establishment of guidelines for
    the transport, storage and
    handling of biofuels and biofuel
    blends
    DOE’S ROLE IN
    REGULATING RA 9367
    monitoring, inspection and
    laboratory testings of biofuels
    from biofuel production
    imposition of fines and
    penalties against persons or
    entities found to have
    committed any of the acts
    prohibited by RA 9367
    information campaign to
    promote the use of biofuels
    MAJOR PLAYERS IN THE
    LOCAL BIOFUEL INDUSTRY
    Chemrez, Inc.
    Sembel, Inc.
    Department of Science and
    Technology (DOST)-Philippine
    Council for Industry and
    Energy Research and
    Development (PCIERD)
    Romtron.
    PNOC ALTERNATIVE FUELS
    CORPORATION (PNOC-AFC)
     wholly-owned subsidiary of the
    state-owned Philippine National
    Oil Company (PNOC).
     Officially registered by Security
    and Exchange Commission on July
    13, 2006 and officially mandated
    by President Arroyo.
     “have the primary responsibility
    over the biofuels project and to
    coordinate with the concerned
    GOVERNMENT AGENCIES INVOLVED
    IN THE BIOFUELS PROGRAM
     Department of Finance (DoF)
     DOST and Department of Agriculture
    (DA)
     Department of Labor and Employment
    (DoLE)
     Department of Transportation and
    Communication (DoTC)
     Department of Trade and Industry
    (DTI)
     Department of Environment and
    Natural Resources (DENR)
    SALIENT PROVISIONS OF RA
    9367
     Phasing out of the use of Harmful
    Gasoline Additives and/or Oxygenates.
    - the DOE has to ensure the gradual
    phase out the use of harmful gasoline
    additives and/or oxygenates.

     Mandatory use of Biofuels


    WHAT ACTS ARE
    PROHIBITED BY RA 9367?
     diversion of biofuels, whether locally-
    produced or imported, to purposes other
    than those envisioned in this Act
     •   sale of Biofuel-blended gasoline or diesel
    that fails to comply with the legally-
    mandated minimum Biofuel blend by volume
     •   distribution, sale and use of automotive
    fuel containing harmful additives
     •   non-compliance with established
    guidelines of the PNS and DOE adopted for
    the implementation of RA 9367
     •   false labeling of gasoline, diesel, biofuels
    and Biofuel-blended gasoline and diesel
    WHAT PENALTIES ARE
    PROVIDED BY RA 9367?
    Violators of RA 9367 are
    likewise penalized with one
    year to five years of
    imprisonment and a fine
    ranging from a minimum of
    one million pesos (P1 million)
    to five million pesos (P5
    million).
    End of
    Report

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