President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has announced a P10-per-liter fuel subsidy for public utility vehicle (PUV) drivers and operators as fuel prices continue to rise amid tensions in the Middle East.
The initiative is aimed at providing immediate relief to the transport sector by helping ease the impact of higher fuel costs on daily operations.
Pilot Implementation Starts in Metro Manila
Malacañang said the program will be rolled out on Tuesday as a pilot implementation in selected fuel stations across Metro Manila. The initial rollout will serve as a testing phase to ensure the proper distribution and efficient delivery of the subsidy before a wider national implementation.
List of Covered Gas Stations
Below are the fuel stations included in the pilot run:
Quezon City – Fairview
- Unioil Petroleum Philippines, Inc. – L25 & 27 B2, Commonwealth Avenue (Win Power Enterprises)
- Petron Corporation – Lot 3, Block 3, Commonwealth Avenue (Aquivel Petron)
Quezon City – Sta. Cruz
- Shell Pilipinas Corporation – 1101 Quezon Avenue (westbound), corner Gen. Lim St. (Heroes Hill Shell Service Station)
- Quezon City – La Loma
- Seaoil Philippines, Inc. – 154 A. Bonifacio St., corner Scout Alcaraz St., N.S. Amoranto (Gazz Up, Inc.)
Pasig City – Santolan
- Shell Pilipinas Corporation – Marcos Highway corner Santolan (Presam Shell Service Center)
- Pasig City – Dela Paz
- Chevron Philippines Inc. – Don Mariano Marcos Highway (Bidang Motorista Fuel Station)
Manila – Sampaloc
- Metro Oil Subic, Inc. – 2041-A España Boulevard
Muntinlupa City – Alabang
- Phoenix Petroleum Philippines Inc. – Alabang-Zapote Road, Madrigal Business Park, Ayala Alabang (Phoenix Southern Petroleum Corp.)
Malabon City – Longos
- Petron Corporation – C-4 Road, Brgy. Longos (Petron Extreme Gas Station)
The government expects the subsidy to help ease the financial burden of PUV drivers while global fuel prices remain volatile.
