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IEMOP: Power spot market prices in Luzon up in October • Lenie Lectura - Vimarsana News

IEMOP: Power spot market prices in Luzon up in October • Lenie Lectura

The average electricity spot market prices in Luzon as of October 28 rose to P6.74 per kilowatt hour (kWh) from the previous month’s average of P4.87 per kWh, as plant shutdowns reduced power supply. “As of October 28, the average price for the billing month of October 2023 is P6.74 kWh. We would like to

NGCP urged to modernize transmission network - Vimarsana News

NGCP urged to modernize transmission network

The Institute for Climate and Sustainable Cities (ICSC) called on the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) to modernize the transmission network in order to fully integrate renewable energy (RE) into the Philippine grid. The NGCP has declared that the influx of a lot of variable technologies would need…

1,200-MW Sual coal plant resumes operations after weekend maintenance shutdown - Vimarsana News

1,200-MW Sual coal plant resumes operations after weekend maintenance shutdown

The Department of Energy said Monday the 1,200 megawatt Sual coal-fired power plant is now back in operation after undergoing

Luzon's derated power plants back online–DOE - Vimarsana News

Luzon's derated power plants back online–DOE

THE Department of Energy (DOE) said Monday there is sufficient power generating capacity in the Luzon grid as most of the power plants that delivered reduced capacity are now back online. “As of Sunday, most of the derated plants are already back to normal and the largest plant on outage…

Profiting from outages - Vimarsana News

Profiting from outages

Windfall earnings from spot market spikes go to a blessed few, while the public chafes under rising electric bills