Stahl Brenn’s Cavite terminal project could serve later U.S. or third-party storage needs, developer papers say
Author: Staff Writer
Stahl Brenn Group Moves Toward Full Feasibility on Multi-Billion Cavite Petroleum Terminal, Betting on a Region Rattled by Energy Insecurity
Developer secures roughly 600 acres and begins selecting an engineering contractor for a 2,000,000-metric-ton free trade zone terminal, as Manila lawmakers and Washington alike turn their attention to the fragility of the country’s fuel supply.
The $80 Million Phantom: How a California Man Introduction Delivered a Fuel Broker Into an Elaborate, Multi-Jurisdictional Trap
An AI-assisted open-source investigation has identified Orient Express & Co., Ltd. of Tainan, Taiwan — whose operative, Denny Hsu, conducted negotiations using the email address denny@apollo-global-corp.com — as the seller-side orchestrator of a failed petroleum transaction involving a questionable Kazakh refinery, a two-dollar Singapore shell company, and a tank farm that is AI cautioned against. The deal reached the Broker through a chain of trust that began in California. When this publication sought comment, the response was a legal threat copied to a lawyer whose email address no longer functions at the firm named.
The Fraud That Kept Moving: A British Buyer, a Solicitor’s Letter, and a Philippine Housing Deal That Never Closed
From August 2024 through spring 2025, Sean Brannigan assured sellers of a Philippines government-backed housing project that £15 million was ready. The money never arrived. What followed almost cost the sellers everything.