Negros Power joins the first Renewable Energy Week in Negros Occidental. Negros Power made a significant impact at the inaugural Renewable Energy Week organized by the Negros Occidental Provincial Government, held from May 20 to 22, 2024, at the Ayala Event Center in Bacolod City. This event brought together energy stakeholders, government officials, and agencies […]
In a world where utility companies often prioritize profits over people, MORE Power Iloilo stands out as a beacon of empathy and understanding. During a recent maintenance outage on April 28, 2024, they demonstrated an unwavering commitment to their consumers, going beyond the call of duty to mitigate inconvenience caused and provide essential services.
Ensuring Reliable and Sustainable Energy for Bacolod City and Central Negros Power outages can disrupt daily life, hinder economic growth, and pose challenges to communities. In response to the recurring problem of brownouts in Bacolod City, Mayor Alfredo Abelardo Benitez and Senator Grace Poe are urging the Senate to expedite the granting of a franchise […]
Negros Island took a significant stride towards securing its energy future with the recent staging of the “Negros Electric Power Forum,” organized by the Metro Bacolod Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MBCCI) held at L’Fisher Hotel. The forum served as a platform to address the pressing issues of power distribution on the island. The gathering […]
In a significant development, homeowners-consumers from Bacolod City and Negros Occidental have expressed their unwavering support for the privatization of electric power distribution in the region. Represented by their Chairpersons, community associations have officially endorsed the granting of a Congressional franchise to the Negros Electric and Power Corporation (NEPC).
In a recent development within the Central Negros Electric Cooperative (CENECO) Union of Rational Employees (CURE), Vice President Marbie Cabardo expressed her disapproval of the decision made by Union President Felix Gepilga Jr. to file a notice of strike. Cabardo’s primary concern lies in the fact that this significant decision was made unilaterally, without any […]