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Stay informed of the latest happenings and headlines in the Philippine Power Industry with Mabuhay Energy’s Weekly News…
Stay informed of the latest happenings and headlines in the Philippine Power Industry with Mabuhay Energy’s Weekly News…
Stay informed of the latest happenings and headlines in the Philippine Power Industry with Mabuhay Energy’s Weekly News…
Stay informed of the latest happenings and headlines in the Philippine Power Industry with Mabuhay Energy’s Weekly News…
Stay informed of the latest happenings and headlines in the Philippine Power Industry with Mabuhay Energy’s Weekly News…

Stay informed of the latest happenings and headlines in the Philippine Power Industry with Mabuhay Energy’s Weekly News Spotlight! This week, we're featuring key articles from the Power Industry’s Regulatory sector that are shaping the energy landscape: Spotlight: Energy regulator ‘confident’ in resumption of normal reserve market operations soon The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) is confident that the suspended reserve market will soon resume normal commercial operations. “There have been hiccups in the implementation of the reserve market, but we are confident that with the required information to be submitted to the ERC, we can resume normal operations soon,” ERC Chairperson Monalisa C. Dimalanta said. READ MORE: https://www.bworldonline.com/economy/2024/04/16/588607/energy-regulator-confident-in-resumption-of-normal-reserve-market-operations-soon/ DOE sees better power situation over weekend The Department of Energy (DOE) expects the overall power supply situation to improve this weekend following the issuance of red and yellow alerts in Luzon and the Visayas over the last four days. In Luzon, 19 power plants are on forced outage and three others are operating on derated capacities, wiping out 2,284.3 megawatts of electricity to the grid. In the Visayas, 18 power plants are on forced outage while 10 others are running on reduced capacities; thus, the grid lost 757.7 MW of power supply. READ MORE: https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/1931605/doe-sees-better-power-situation-over-weekend Image sources: BusinessWorld Online, Inquirer.net Do you want to stay abreast of the headlines in the Philippine Power Industry? Subscribe to our weekly newsletter today! Talk to our energy professionals by sending an email to info@mabuhayenergy.com. Mabuhay Energy, Your Partner For Growth. Our roster of enthusiastic and experienced energy professionals is ready to make your electricity savings a reality! Visit mabuhayenergy.com or email us at sales@mabuhayenergy.com to begin your energy savings journey! 🔌

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