For decades, the residents of Purok Sunflower in Barangay Binubuhan lived without electricity, relying on kerosene lamps and makeshift lighting to get through the nights. Access to electricity, a basic necessity for many, remained an unattainable dream for this small yet resilient community. However, a new chapter began as Negros Power fulfilled its commitment to […]

A powerful tornado struck Murcia Road near the Negros Power substation on the afternoon of March 6, 2025, causing significant power disruptions in the area. The extreme weather event led to outages along the Bacolod-Alijis 69 kV sub-transmission line, affecting electricity supply to the Alijis and Murcia substations, as well as nearby communities.

Negros Power recently undertook a significant two-day rehabilitation project aimed at enhancing the resilience and reliability of the power grid across Central Negros. The initiative, conducted on February 22 and 23, focused on critical areas serviced by the Burgos Feeder 3 and the 69kV Bacolod-Silay Subtransmission Line.

Negros Power has taken a significant step toward community engagement by introducing new programs designed to foster collaboration, improve electrical infrastructure, and enhance safety across Bacolod City. Through these initiatives, the company demonstrates its commitment to delivering reliable electricity service while actively addressing the concerns of local communities.