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Philippines Temporarily Allows Euro-II Fuels Amid Supply Crisis

3/23/2026

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The Philippines temporarily allows Euro-II fuels to address supply issues amid the Middle East crisis.
The Department of Energy states only vehicles from 2015 and earlier, traditional jeepneys, and certain sectors may use this fuel.
The measure aims to ensure continuous fuel supply while maintaining flexibility for affected sectors.
The Philippines switched to Euro-IV fuels in 2016.
President Ferdinand Marcos is exploring fuel supply arrangements with several countries.

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The Philippines temporarily allows Euro-II fuels to address supply issues amid the Middle East crisis.
The Department of Energy states only vehicles from 2015 and earlier, traditional jeepneys, and certain sectors may use this fuel.
The measure aims to ensure continuous fuel supply while maintaining flexibility for affected sectors.
The Philippines switched to Euro-IV fuels in 2016.
President Ferdinand Marcos is exploring fuel supply arrangements with several countries.