9 Months In: Negros Power Reports Significant Service Improvements
Negros Power reported sweeping service improvements in infrastructure, service reliability, and consumer engagement, signaling a transformative era for local power consumers.
Negros Power reported sweeping service improvements in infrastructure, service reliability, and consumer engagement, signaling a transformative era for local power consumers.
The private distribution utilities under Razon in Western Visayas maintain lower power rates than other electric cooperatives.
Residential electricity rates have gone down to Php 11.6958 per kWh for May 2025, which is a significant drop from Php 12.3563 per kWh last April.
Stable electricity for the 2025 elections contributed to a safe, peaceful, as well as quick turn-out of results.
The Negros Power thermal scanning revealed hotspots that can cause a major breakdown. Preventive maintenance will be done tomorrow.
Dubbed "Oplan Halalan 2025": this commitment is a signed agreement with a comprehensive contingency plan between the NEPC and COMELEC for a safe National and Local Elections on May 12, 2025.