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BY CHRYSEE G. SAMILLANO Ceneco president Jojit Yap* Power Watch Negros Advocates yesterday scored Central Negros Electric Cooperative for the early

WORKING. Linemen from Samar are joined by villagers in Maasin City as they work for the restoration of power in some parts of the city more than three months after Typhoon Odette battered the province. As of March 27, 2022, some 34,735 houses are still without electricity.(Photo courtesy of Southern Leyte Electric Cooperative) TACLOBAN CITY - Electricity has been restored in only 309 out of 500 villages in Southern Leyte after more than three months of the power outage caused by Typhoon Odette. The Southern Leyte Electric Cooperative (Soleco) reported on Friday that as of March 27, only 71,052...

TASK FORCE 'KAPATID'. Linemen from the Negros Occidental Electric Cooperative (NOCECO) are among those who are in Negros Oriental to help NORECO I in the restoration of power in Typhoon Odette-hit areas. As of March 22, 2022, the NORECO I reported they have restored power in about 93 percent of barangays and some 88 percent of households affected by the typhoon in its service area. (Photo courtesy of NORECO I) DUMAGUETE CITY - The Negros Oriental Electric Cooperative I (NORECO I) on Wednesday reassured the Commission on Elections (Comelec) and Diocesan Electoral Board of the Diocese of...

POWER RESTORATION. Linemen working to bring back power supply in typhoon-hit Southern Leyte province in this Feb. 25, 2022 photo. Electricity has been restored in only 268 out of 500 villages in Southern Leyte after three months of the power outage caused by Typhoon Odette.(Photo courtesy of Southern Leyte Electric Cooperative) TACLOBAN CITY - Electricity has been restored in only 268 out of 500 villages in Southern Leyte after three months of a power outage caused by Typhoon Odette. The Southern Leyte Electric Cooperative (Soleco) reported on Tuesday that as of March 14, only 66,116 houses an...

COMMENDATION. Vice Gov. Nilo Demerey Jr. (left) of the province of Dinagat Islands pays a visit on Feb. 5, 2022 to Jerome Sajonia, a lineman from Cotabato Electric Cooperative who met an accident last January 21 and suffered fractures while doing electric restoration work in the town of Cagdianao. Demerey lauded the sacrifices of Sajonia, a resident of Kidapawan City, North Cotabato, who was part of the 10-man team sent by Cotelco to support the rehabilitation of Dinagat after the onslaught of Typhoon Odette. (Photo courtesy of Remedy Action Center) BUTUAN CITY - A lineman, who was sent by the...