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Power spot market prices increase as demand surges - Vimarsana News

Power spot market prices increase as demand surges

Average electricity spot market prices rose in March as margins thinned with power demand breaching the pre-pandemic level, the Independent Electricity Market Operator of the Philippines said.

Power outages, high rates seen in summer - Vimarsana News

Power outages, high rates seen in summer

EXPECT power interruptions and soaring electricity rates this summer because of unplanned and prolonged shutdown of most power plants, an independent energy think tank warned on Wednesday. During a virtual press briefing held Wednesday afternoon, the chief data scientist of the Institute for Climate and Sustainable Cities (ICSC), Jephraim Manansala,…

Algo: Red alert: Another look at a looming power crisis - Vimarsana News

Algo: Red alert: Another look at a looming power crisis

Algo: Red alert: Another look at a looming power crisis

NGCP draws Palace's attention to 'critical' power situation in 2022 - Vimarsana News

NGCP draws Palace's attention to 'critical' power situation in 2022

THE National Grid Corp. of the Philippines (NGCP) wants Malacañang to step in and consider other possible measures to help address this year’s “critical” power situation. NGCP officials led by Vice Chairman Robert Coyiuto Jr. and President Anthony Almeda wrote President Duterte to inform him of the updated forecasted power…

NGCP elevates summer supply crunch concern to Malacañang - Vimarsana News

NGCP elevates summer supply crunch concern to Malacañang

The National Grid Corp. of the Philippines has elevated its summer supply crunch concern to Malacañang after the Department of Energy downplayed power deficit worries during the election period and peak dry months.