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Whether or not the report that the Philippines will be blacklisted by China as a tourist destination for maintaining offshore gaming operations or POGOs is true, we should weigh the pros and cons.

ERC sorts out issues with DUs By MYRNA M. VELASCO The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) has engaged the private distribution utilities (DUs) so they can sort out common ground on how delayed regulatory approvals for this core segment of the power industry could be addressed. During a cour

Pressenza runs this sequel to Edward M. Gerlock’s Priestly solidarity with poor farmers and “Father, did you not realize that to oppose the banana

BY GILBERT P. BAYORAN The Kilusan Ng Nagkakaisang Pilipino, a movement being led by Bacolod City Mayor Alfredo Abelardo “Albee” Benitez in Negros

Korea-PH ties highlighted in Nat’l foundation day

Sa ato nang nasayran, ang Committee on Environment sa Konseho sa dakbayan, mi-rekomendar paggamit sa Solar Photovoltaic Technology System isip lain nga tinubdan sa elektrisidad sa tanang building nga iya sa city government.

Weaker peso, higher fuel costs may increase electric bills

Electric bills could rise as peso falls, global coal prices climb

The century-old history of the Aboitiz Group humbly began with the abaca trade in the Visayas. Over the decades, they have grown into one of the country’s

CEBU CITY – Visayan Electric is powering the Sinulog Festival in January 2023. Engr. Raul Lucero, president and chief operating officer of Visayan Electric, said the power company will help electrify the area where the Sinulog showdown will be held. Mayor Michael Rama here has announced that the