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ERC issues CDOs to retail power suppliers - Vimarsana News

ERC issues CDOs to retail power suppliers

The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) has barred retail electricity suppliers, distribution utilities (DUs), and the market operator from issuing notices of disconnections and from disconnecting the electricity supply of their contestable customers. In a statement, the ERC said it has issued 13 cease and desist orders (CDOs) to Retail Electricity…

Filinvest's Mercedes Gotianun dies at 94 - Vimarsana News

Filinvest's Mercedes Gotianun dies at 94

Mercedes T. Gotianun, one of the co-founders and the matriarch of the Filinvest Group, has passed away on Sunday. In its disclosure, Filinvest said Mercedes or “Chita” died “surrounded by her loved ones.” She was 94. Mercedes is the wife of the late Andrew Gotianun Sr., founder of Filinvest Development…

Malampaya consortium: No live contract for Ilijan gas sale - Vimarsana News

Malampaya consortium: No live contract for Ilijan gas sale

THE Malampaya consortium said over the weekend that it is not refusing the sale of banked gas to SMC Global Power unit South Premier Power Corporation (SPPC), which operates the 1,200-MW Ilijan power plant in Batangas province. The consortium, in a statement, said there is no refusal to sell it…

Yale students and alumni will study in China as Schwarzman Scholars - Vimarsana News

Yale students and alumni will study in China as Schwarzman Scholars

Two Yale seniors and two alumni are among the 151 individuals from around the world who have been selected for the graduate study award.

Source: yale.edu
Least cost option - Vimarsana News

Least cost option

In asking the Court of Appeals to lift the temporary restraining order that basically allowed Meralco and San Miguel Corp.-unit South Premier Power Corp to suspend their fixed-rate power supply agreement, the Energy Regulatory Commission said that the SPPC is to blame if electricity prices go up.