Negros Electric and Power Corporation (Negros Power) successfully energized a replacement transformer at the Asdes Gonzaga Substation on October 15, 2026, just 12 days after its existing transformer failed. The replacement was made possible through assistance from MORE Electric and Power Corporation (MORE Power), helping protect electricity service for approximately 20,000 consumers.
foodpanda celebrates Bacolod’s rich food culture and homegrown culinary heroes this festival season. Known for colorful masks and lively street dances, MassKara Festival brings people together, and no celebration is complete without food. Locals and visitors can enjoy Bacolod’s vibrant dining scene during the festivities with foodpanda. Through its Panda Plates storytelling campaign, the company […]
Bacolod’s homegrown food culture is reaching new heights as local merchants increasingly harness digital platforms to scale their businesses, boost operational reach, and connect with a growing customer base. This momentum was recently showcased at the Visayas leg of foodpanda’s CRAVE Partner Summit & Awards 2026 in Cebu, where Bacolod’s vibrant dining scene was highlighted […]
More than a court opening, Offcourt introduces a new sports, social and lifestyle experience Something new is about to take shape for sports enthusiasts, fitness communities, families, friends, and curious first-time players as Offcourt Pickleball officially opens its doors with a Grand Launch designed to be more than a traditional ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Consumers of Negros Power may notice a change in the delivery date of their September 2026 electricity bills. The company began distributing the bills on September 22, later than the usual schedule, as adjustments were being made following the implementation of the Energy Regulatory Commission’s (ERC) Secondary Price Cap (SPC) for the Visayas.
Electricity consumers served by Negros Power saw a slight decrease in their average residential rate this September, despite elevated prices in the Wholesale Electricity Spot Market (WESM). The company’s September figures show an average residential rate of ₱14.2487 per kilowatt-hour (kWh), down from ₱14.2787/kWh in August. While the difference is only ₱0.03 per kWh, the […]
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