Potential for Philippine bid round delay as tensions mount

James Byrne

24 July 2012 | 16:08 GMT

Natural Gas News - Potential for Philippine bid round delay as tensions mount

The increasingly acrimonious dispute between claimants in the South China Sea threatens to delay or derail the Philippines’ plans to develop its upstream gas prospects.

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