BARMM, DOE sign first coal contract in Bangsamoro area

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BARMM, DOE sign first coal contract in Bangsamoro area - Business Mirror

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DAVAO CITY—The Bangsamoro government sealed a partnership agreement with the Department of Energy on October 24 to start the first operating contract on coal exploration in the Bangsamoro region "marking a significant step in advancing energy security and driving economic growth in the Bangsamoro,” the regional autonomous government has announced.

Some areas of the BARMM like the Liguasan Marsh in the Cotabato wetlands and the Sulu Sea off the Zamboanga Peninsula in western Mindanao are believed to be rich in oil and gas reserve but they remained largely untapped.Manuel T.

A fellow of the US International Visitors’ Program Leadership in 2007 on conflict resolution and alternative dispute resolution, Manuel attended college at the Mindanao State University and the Ateneo de Davao University.