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Manila Electric Co. is urging more businesses to join the country’s Interruptible Load Program.

For Meralco President and CEO Ray Espinosa, the challenge at hand is not just ensuring the Philippines has access to an adequate power supply, but that it also comes from renewable sources.

The Red Alert status placed on the Luzon Grid on Monday afternoon will be longer than initially anticipated as more power plants have stalled, the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines announced.

For Meralco President and CEO Ray Espinosa, the challenge at hand is not just ensuring the Philippines has access to an adequate power supply, but that it also comes from renewable sources.

Manila Electric Co. and Robinsons Land Corp. have teamed up to boost the Interruptible Load Program capacity, or the available stand-by supply in times of tight supply in the power grid.

Aboitiz Equity Ventures Inc. halved its net income in, the first three months of the year mainly pulled down by its power and banking units.

Senator Imee Marcos has called on the government to firm up measures to manage, if not prevent, power outages when votes are cast and counted in the May 9, 2022 national and local elections. Marcos, chair ol the Senate electoral reforms committee, said uncertainty remains over ample power supply du

THE private sector has laid down proposals to alleviate possible power shortages in the next 30 days up to the next decade, including expanding the ILP coverage, energy efficiency measures, and contracting by NGCP of additional reserve power and linking with still-unconnected power plants. According to the Management Association of…

HEARD IT THROUGH THE GRIPEVINE: OUR NEW ABNORMAL May 9 is less than two months away, that day when we troop to the election booths and choose our next President. And from where I sit, it looks like it’ll be a scorching hot summer day when emotions will be running high, and our immediate future will

Published June 6, 2021, 12:33 PM Alyansa ng mga Grupong Haligi ng Agham at Teknolohiya Para sa Mamamayan (AGHAM) President Angelo Palmones has faulted energy authorities for their lack of foresight and action regarding nuclear-based power generation, which could have helped avoid the recent spate of “red alert” status in the Luzon gird. The Gösgen Nuclear Power Plant in Switzerland. (Photo by Patrick Federi / Unsplash) “Nuclear power plants remain unacceptable in the Philippines while we...