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October 12, 2023

Electricity is an essential part of our lives. However, it can harm you if you don’t use it the right way or if it's abused! We're here to share with you electricity safety tips that could save your life! It's not just about convenience; it's about safety. Overloading extension cords or ‘octopus wiring’ can lead to overheating, fires, and electrical hazards. Remember, the extension cord has its limits, too! It's best to manage the use of the extension cords by limiting the number of appliances and devices using the slots. In the midst of a crisis, knowing how to shut off your circuit breakers can be a life-saver. During severe storms, unexpected flooding, or other natural calamities, switching off your circuit breakers can reduce the risk of electrical surges or fires. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with your circuit breaker panel and its switches. When the unexpected strikes, you'll be ready to act swiftly and safely. Lastly, before handling electrical plugs, ensure your hands are dry. The water's conductivity could turn your wet hands into an unwelcome electrical bridge, giving you a shock in the process! 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! 🔌

October 10, 2023

Curious about what happened in the energy market this past week? Mabuhay Energy's Weekly Market Update has you covered! We've compiled for you the Luzon and Visayas average electricity prices and demand per day, along with the power plant activities that occurred within each day. We also include environmental factors that may affect our electricity prices and demand. Weekly Rundown: Southwest monsoon continued to bring scattered heavy rainfall to the country. Electricity demand and prices went up this past week with the average electricity demand in the Luzon-Visayas grid reaching as high as 11,674 MW and average electricity prices reaching Php 11.17 per kwH. High prices were the result of lower supply due to multiple plants on shutdown and a number of them still derated. Here's the day-to-day breakdown: Oct 1: Sunday - Southwest monsoon continues to bring scattered rainfall to the country. SCPC Unit 3 tripped then later came back online. San Lorenzo Module 60 and QPPL were online. Oct 2: Monday - SBPL and Pagbilao Units 1 and 3 online Oct 3: Tuesday - Sta. Rita 10 was online. Oct 4: Wednesday - Sta. Rita Module 10 changeover from oil to gas. Oct 5: Thursday - Masinloc Unit 3 tripped. Oct 6: Friday - Southwest monsoon continues to bring scattered rainfall to Luzon. Ilijan Unit 1 & 2 tripped while Sta. Rita Module 10 was online then tripped. San Gabriel and Masinloc Unit 3 were online. Oct 7: Saturday - Southwest monsoon continues to bring scattered rainfall to Western and Southern Luzon. Ilijan Unit 1 & 2 online. Automatic Load Dropping (ALD) occurred at feeders. The load was restored to normal later that day. Stay abreast of the happenings in the Philippine energy market by following us on social media! info.mabuhayenergy.com/Linkedin info.mabuhayenergy.com/Facebook Data source: https://www.iemop.ph/ Mabuhay Energy: Your Partner for Growth

October 5, 2023

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October 3, 2023

Curious about what happened in the energy market this past week? Mabuhay Energy's Weekly Market Update has you covered! We've compiled for you the Luzon and Visayas average electricity prices and demand per day, along with the power plant activities that occurred within each day. We also include environmental factors that may affect our electricity prices and demand. Weekly Rundown: Southwest monsoon and Tropical Storm “Jenny” bring scattered heavy rainfall to the country. The average electricity demand in the Luzon-Visayas grid went to as high as 11,706 MW while average electricity prices down to as low as Php 5.40 per kwH. Here's the day-to-day breakdown: Sept 24: Sunday - Sta. Rita Module 20 and San Gabriel are online. Sept 25: Monday - Southwest Monsoon affecting Southern Luzon and Visayas. QPPL was online. Sept 26: Tuesday - Southwest monsoon continues to bring scattered rainfall to Southern Luzon and Visayas. Tayabas-San Jose 500kV line tripped. Sept 27: Wednesday - SLPGC Unit 1 shut down while GNPD Unit 2 tripped then came back online. Sept 28: Thursday - A Low-Pressure Area was estimated in extreme Northern Luzon. SLPGC Unit 1 was online while Sual Unit 2 shutdown Sept 29: Friday - Southwest monsoon continues to bring scattered rainfall to Southern Luzon and Visayas. SLTEC Unit 1 and San Lorenzo Module 60 shutdown. Sept 30: Saturday - Tropical Storm “Jenny” was estimated East of Extreme Northern Luzon and brought heavy rainfall to the country. Calaca Unit 2 tripped while Sual Unit 2 went online. Stay abreast of the happenings in the Philippine energy market by following us on social media! info.mabuhayenergy.com/Linkedin info.mabuhayenergy.com/Facebook Data source: https://www.iemop.ph/ Mabuhay Energy: Your Partner for Growth

September 29, 2023

📣 Announcing the Winner of our e-Panalo mo promo! 📣 Correct Answer: B. Static Electricity Winner: John Paulo Nolasco We want to send a big thank you to everyone who participated in our contest and made it a success! For more promos like this, follow us on Facebook! Raffle draw using: https://commentpicker.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! 🔌

September 27, 2023

Curious about what happened in the energy market this past week? Mabuhay Energy's Weekly Market Update has you covered! We've compiled for you the Luzon and Visayas average electricity prices and demand per day, along with the power plant activities that occurred within each day. We also include environmental factors that may affect our electricity prices and demand. Weekly Rundown: The average electricity demand in the Luzon-Visayas grid went to as high as 12,106 MW while average electricity prices went up to as high as Php 9.10 per kwH. Market Intervention (MI) was initiated by IEMOP due to an unimplementable real-time dispatch (RTD) schedule. Here's the day-to-day breakdown: Sept 17: Sunday - MI was implemented today. Ilijan Unit 2 was online while the Biñan-Calamba 230kV line tripped. Sept 18: Monday - MI was still effective. SLPGC Unit 1 was online. Sept 19: Tuesday - Southwest monsoon affected the country and brought scattered rainfall. QPPL and Sta. Rita Module 30 went shut down. Sept 20: Wednesday - SLPGC Unit 1 was shut down while San Lorenzo Module 50 was online. Sept 21: Thursday - GNPD Unit 1 was shut down while Sta. Rita Module 20 went online. Sept 22: Friday - SCPC Unit 1, GMEC Unit 2, and Sta. Rita Module 30 went online. Sept 23: Saturday - Southwest monsoon affected the country and brought scattered rainfall. Stay abreast of the happenings in the Philippine energy market by following us on social media! info.mabuhayenergy.com/Linkedin info.mabuhayenergy.com/Facebook Data source: https://www.iemop.ph/ Mabuhay Energy: Your Partner for Growth

September 21, 2023

Power up your knowledge with Mabuhay Energy! Take our Energy Quiz and amp up your understanding of the Philippines’ energy sources, conservation, sustainability, and more. Comment your answers below and stay tuned to know if you got it right! We will post the correct answer in the comments tomorrow. Follow us on social media to learn more about energy! #MECOEnergyQuiz 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! 🔌

September 19, 2023

Curious about what happened in the energy market this past week? Mabuhay Energy's Weekly Market Update has you covered! We've compiled for you the Luzon and Visayas average electricity prices and demand per day, along with the power plant activities that occurred within each day. We also include environmental factors that may affect our electricity prices and demand. Weekly Rundown: The Southwest monsoon continues to bring scattered heavy rainfall to the country as the average electricity demand in the Luzon-Visayas grid went to as high as 11,681 MW while average electricity prices go up to as high as Php 5.17 per kwH. Here's the day-to-day breakdown: Sept 10: Sunday - Southwest monsoon affected the country and brought scattered heavy rainfall. Dasmariñas - Ternate 115kV line tripped. Sept 11: Monday - A Low-Pressure Area was estimated Northeast of Extreme Northern Luzon. Sept 12: Tuesday - Southwest monsoon affected the country and brought scattered rainfall. QPPL was shut down. Sept 13: Wednesday - Southwest monsoon continues to affect the country. Sept 14: Thursday - Southwest monsoon continues to affect the country. Tayaba-Naga 230kV line tripped then was later restored. Sept 15: Friday - Southwest monsoon continues to affect the country. Bauang-La Trinidad 230kV line and San Esteban-Laoag 230kV line tripped. Sept 16: Saturday - Southwest monsoon continues to affect the country. QPPL came back online while the Binga-La Trinidad 230kV line tripped. Stay abreast of the happenings in the Philippine energy market by following us on social media! info.mabuhayenergy.com/Linkedin info.mabuhayenergy.com/Facebook Data source: https://www.iemop.ph/ Mabuhay Energy: Your Partner for Growth

September 15, 2023

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September 12, 2023

Curious about what happened in the energy market this past week? Mabuhay Energy's Weekly Market Update has you covered! We've compiled for you the Luzon and Visayas average electricity prices and demand per day, along with the power plant activities that occurred within each day. We also include environmental factors that may affect our electricity prices and demand. Weekly Rundown: Southwest monsoon continues to bring heavy rainfall to the country as the average electricity demand in the Luzon-Visayas grid went to as low as 10,175 MW while average electricity prices go down to as low as Php 3.46 per kwH. The rains brought by the monsoon rains resulted in lower daily temperatures which led to less strain and usage of cooling appliances such as air-conditioning. Here's the day-to-day breakdown: Sept 3: Sunday - Southwest monsoon affected the country and brought heavy rainfall. SLTEC Unit 2 is online. Sept 4: Monday - Southwest monsoon affected the country and brought heavy rainfall. Sept 5: Tuesday - Tropical Depression “Ineng” was estimated East of Extreme Northern Luzon and brought scattered rainfall to the country. Dasmariñas - Ternate 115kV line Tripped. Sept 6: Wednesday - Southwest monsoon continues to affect the country. San Jose-Angat 115kV line tripped then later came back online. Sept 7: Thursday - Southwest monsoon continues to affect the country. SLPGC Unit 1 tripped and then came back online. Sept 8: Friday - Southwest monsoon continues to affect the country. Kalayaan Unit 2 tripped then later came back online. Sept 9: Saturday - Southwest monsoon continues to affect the country. Stay abreast of the happenings in the Philippine energy market by following us on social media! info.mabuhayenergy.com/Linkedin info.mabuhayenergy.com/Facebook Data source: https://www.iemop.ph/ Mabuhay Energy: Your Partner for Growth

September 7, 2023

Get a chance to win Php 500 sent via GCash or Maya simply by doing the following: 1.) LIKE our Facebook page and SHARE this post with your friends on social media. Be sure to set the privacy to Public for your entry to be valid. 2.) COMMENT the correct answer below with a screenshot showing you liked our page and shared the post. The deadline for entries is September 27, 2023. 3.) The announcement of the winner will be on September 29, 2023, via an FB post so be sure to stay tuned to our FB page to know if you won! Only those who correctly followed all instructions will be eligible to win the prize. 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! 🔌

September 5, 2023

Curious about what happened in the energy market this past week? Mabuhay Energy's Weekly Market Update has you covered! We've compiled for you the Luzon and Visayas average electricity prices and demand per day, along with the power plant activities that occurred within each day. We also include environmental factors that may affect our electricity prices and demand. Weekly Rundown: Typhoon "Goring" and "Hanna" bring heavy rainfall to the country as the average electricity demand in the Luzon-Visayas grid went to as low as 9,983 MW while average electricity prices went down to as low as Php 3.26 per kwH. The rains brought by the typhoons resulted in lower daily temperatures which led to less strain and usage of cooling appliances such as air-conditioning. Suspensions of classes and government offices also contributed to the lower electricity demand. Here's the day-to-day breakdown: Aug 27: Sunday - Typhoon "Goring" affects the country and brings heavy rainfall. Ilijan 1 is online. Aug 28: Monday - Typhoon "Goring" affects the country and brings heavy rainfall. Aug 29: Tuesday - Typhoon "Goring" affects the country and brings heavy rainfall. Aug 30: Wednesday - Typhoon "Goring" affects the country and brings heavy rainfall. Pagbilao Unit 2 is online. Aug 31: Thursday - Typhoon "Goring" affects the country and brings heavy rainfall. Sta. Rita Module 20 and SLTEC Unit 1 are online. Sept 1: Friday - Tropical Storm "Hanna" was estimated East of Extreme Northern Luzon and brought heavy rainfall to the country. Calaca Unit 2 tripped. Sept 2: Saturday - Typhoon "Hanna" affects the country and brings heavy rainfall. Stay abreast on the happenings in the Philippine energy market by following us on social media! info.mabuhayenergy.com/Linkedin info.mabuhayenergy.com/Facebook Data source: https://www.iemop.ph/ Mabuhay Energy: Your Partner for Growth

August 31, 2023

Did you know that the Helios Solar Power Plant in Cadiz, Negros Occidental is the largest solar power facility in the Philippines? It is also one of the largest solar power facilities in Southeast Asia! It has a capacity of 132.5 megawatts (MW), which is enough to power over 100,000 homes. The plant is located on 176 hectares (430 acres) of land with over 400,000 solar panels to generate over 300 million kilowatt-hours (kWh) of electricity per year. It is helping to reduce the country's carbon emissions by over 200,000 tons per year since its start of operations in 2016. Image courtesy of Rappler. Source: https://www.rappler.com/nation/124552-biggest-solar-farm-southeast-asia-cadiz-negros-occidental/ 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! 🔌

August 29, 2023

Curious about what happened in the energy market this past week? 💡📊 Mabuhay Energy's Weekly Market Update has you covered! We've compiled for you the Luzon and Visayas average electricity prices and demand per day, along with the power plant activities that occurred within each day. We also include environmental factors that may affect our electricity prices and demand. Weekly Rundown: Southwest monsoon and Typhoon "Goring" bring scattered heavy rainfall to the country. Average electricity demand in the Luzon-Visayas grid went to as high as 11,834 MW while average electricity prices went down to as low as Php 3.49 per kwH. Here's the day-to-day breakdown: Aug 20: Sunday - Southwest monsoon continues to affect the country. Aug 21: Monday - San Lorenzo Module 60 and Sta. Rita Module 10 does a changeover of fuel source from oil to gas. Aug 22: Tuesday - Masinloc Unit 2 and QPPL tripped however, QPPL came back online. Aug 23: Wednesday - Southwest monsoon continues to affect the country. Masinloc Unit 2 came back online. SLPGC Unit 1 and QPPL are online as well. Aug 24: Thursday - Southwest monsoon continues to affect the country. QPPL tripped. Aug 25: Friday - Mariveles-GNPD 500kV line 2 was restored while Sta. Rita Module 30 and 40 shutdown. Aug 26: Saturday - Typhoon "Goring" affects the country and brings heavy rainfall. Stay abreast on the happenings in the Philippine energy market by following us on social media! info.mabuhayenergy.com/Linkedin info.mabuhayenergy.com/Facebook Data source: https://www.iemop.ph/ Mabuhay Energy: Your Partner for Growth

August 23, 2023

Mabuhay Energy (MECO) strives to help businesses from all types of industries get the most savings on their energy costs. As their partner, MECO works closely with our customers to understand their energy needs and tailor-fit the right electricity pricing scheme for them. We share our drive to deliver cost-efficient energy solutions to the Filipino market with SolX Technologies Inc., an emerging energy solutions multiplier in the Philippines. SolX Technologies Inc. offers a digital energy platform that helps businesses and households choose their supplier that could them help save on power bills. Their real-time energy monitoring system provides data and analytics that businesses and households can use to make informed decisions about their energy consumption. Sergius Santos, CEO of SolX, said at the event, "I'm confident that with our country's skill, resourcefulness, and motivation, we can achieve great success in the energy industry. We are just getting started, and we will continue to work hard to make energy more affordable and accessible for all Filipinos." In the photo from the left: Senior Vice President Bradley Cua (SolX); COO and Head of Sales, Marketing, and Regulatory Jacqueline Castillo (Mabuhay Energy); Asst. Vice President of Sales, Marketing, and Regulatory Nikko Dimazana (Mabuhay Energy); Senior RES Sales Manager Vince Paredes (Mabuhay Energy); Chief Executive Officer Sergius Santos (SolX); Chief Operating Officer Matt Tan (SolX). 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! 🔌

August 22, 2023

Curious about what happened in the energy market this past week? 💡📊 Mabuhay Energy's Weekly Market Update has you covered! We've compiled for you the Luzon and Visayas average electricity prices and demand per day, along with the power plant activities that occurred within each day. We also include environmental factors that may affect our electricity prices and demand. Weekly Rundown: The southwest monsoon continues to bring scattered heavy rainfall to the country throughout the week. Average electricity demand in the Luzon-Visayas grid went to as high as 12,246 MW while average electricity prices go down to as low as Php 4.74 per kwH. Here's the day-to-day breakdown: Aug 13: Sunday - Ilijan Unit 2 and Sta. Rita Module 10 came back online. Aug 14: Monday - San Manuel Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) 69kV line was restored. Aug 15: Tuesday - San Gabriel tripped then came back online while Masinloc Unit 3 was online and then later tripped. Aug 16: Wednesday - SLPGC Unit 1 was online and Masinloc Unit 3 came back online. Aug 17: Thursday - Kalayaan Unit 4 tripped then later came back online. SLPGC Unit 1 also tripped. Mariveles-GNPD 500kV line 2 was de-energized. Aug 18: Friday - Mariveles-GNPD 500kV line 2 was restored while Sta. Rita Module 30 and 40 shutdown. Aug 19: Saturday - Mexico-Quezon 230kV line auto-tripped. Stay abreast on the happenings in the Philippine energy market by following us on social media! info.mabuhayenergy.com/Linkedin info.mabuhayenergy.com/Facebook Data source: https://www.iemop.ph/ Mabuhay Energy: Your Partner for Growth

August 18, 2023

If you are looking for a way to save money on your power bill, switch to Mabuhay Energy today! We offer a variety of pricing schemes and services to fit your needs. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you save money on your energy costs. 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! 🔌

August 15, 2023

Curious about what happened in the energy market this past week? 💡📊 Mabuhay Energy's Weekly Market Update has you covered! We've compiled for you the Luzon and Visayas average electricity prices and demand per day, along with the power plant activities that occurred within each day. We also include environmental factors that may affect our electricity prices and demand. Weekly Rundown: Higher average electricity demand is experienced in the Luzon-Visayas grid and average prices have also increased. The average electricity price in the market has gone as high as PHP 9.89 per kWh. On the other hand, average combined electricity demand has also climbed up and went to as high as 12,312 MW. Here's the day-to-day breakdown: Aug 6: Sunday - Sta. Rita Module 30 shutdown then later came back online. Aug 7: Monday - Ilijan Unit 1 and 2 came online. Aug 8: Tuesday - GNPD Unit 1 derated its output capacity due to mill trouble. Aug 9: Wednesday - Hermosa-Duhat 230 kV line tripped and SMC Unit 3 came online while Unit 2 shutdown. Aug 10: Thursday - Sta. Rita Module 30 changed its fuel source from natural gas to oil. San Lorenzo Module 60 and Ilijan Unit 1 tripped. Aug 11: Friday - San Lorenzo Module 30 came back online. Masinloc Unit 2 tripped. Sta. Rita 30 changed its fuel source back to natural gas. Aug 12: Saturday - San Gabriel facility shutdown and MPGC Unit 1 is online for its commtest. Stay abreast on the happenings in the Philippine energy market by following us on social media! info.mabuhayenergy.com/Linkedin info.mabuhayenergy.com/Facebook Data source: https://www.iemop.ph/ Mabuhay Energy: Your Partner for Growth

August 11, 2023

Learn more about your electricity bill with Mabuhay Energy! 🧾💡 Since 2021, network service providers and distribution utilities have been notifying end-users that they are eligible contestable customers (CCs) exclusively through their electricity billing statements. These CCs can choose their own electricity supplier through the Retail Competition and Open Access (RCOA). Mabuhay Energy, as a participant of the RCOA, offers you the key towards savings by having the MOST INNOVATIVE, COMPETITIVE, AND RELIABLE energy pricing options in the market! Learn more about how we can help make your electricity savings a reality by visiting our website: https://mabuhayenergy.com. Mabuhay Energy, Your Partner For Growth.

August 10, 2023

The first half of 2023 was full of significant milestones for the Philippine Power Industry. We share the enthusiasm and excitement of all the participants in the Retail Competition and Open Access (RCOA) as we break new ground in delivering sustainable, affordable, and reliable power to the whole country! 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. READ MORE: 1. WESM Mindanao finally commences operations https://powerphilippines.com/wesm-mindanao-finally-commences-operations/ 2. NGCP to double transfer capacity of Mindanao-Visayas interconnection https://www.philstar.com/nation/2023/06/15/2273919/ngcp-double-transfer-capacity-mindanao-visayas-interconnection 3. 19 areas in PH ripe for Renewable Energy https://malaya.com.ph/newsbusiness/19-areas-ripe-for-re/ 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! 🔌

August 3, 2023

Based on the Global Electricity Regulatory Index 2022 published by the World Bank Group, the Philippines' power industry has ranked low in terms of regulatory performance. However, Mabuhay Energy is committed to supporting the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) in its goal to improve its ranking. As an entity licensed by the ERC, Mabuhay Energy is bound to submit periodical reports for compliance, performance evaluation, and transparency. In line with this, We are committed to performing these tasks diligently in support of the ERC's goal to increase its regulatory performance ranking. Mabuhay Energy is confident that the ERC can achieve its goal with the support of responsible and compliant stakeholders in the power industry. Read more here: https://mb.com.ph/2023/7/21/lotilla-laments-low-regulatory-ranking-for-ph-power-sector 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! 🔌

August 2, 2023

We're growing rapidly and need talented Accounting interns to join our team of energy professionals. Unlock your potential, gain hands-on experience, and be part of one of the fastest-growing retail electricity suppliers in the Philippines! 📈⚡️ Job responsibilities: For existing RES customers: - Preparation, printing, and filing of Official Receipts - Checking/validation of Official Receipt balances For IEMOP: - Monitoring and updating the Official Receipts. - Encoding of Official receipt monitoring - Checking/validation of Official receipts for any discrepancies - To check IEMOP participant's Invoice against Official Receipts - Filing and sorting of hard copies/permanent files Send your CV to careers@mabuhayenergy.com or message us on our social media page. We're excited to hear from you! #hiring #hiringnow #careers #finance #accounting #cv #internshipopportunity #positiveteam #joinourteam

August 1, 2023

Curious about what happened in the energy market this past week? 💡📊 Mabuhay Energy's Weekly Market Update has you covered! We've compiled for you the Luzon average electricity prices and demand per day, along with the power plant activities that occurred within each day. We also include environmental factors that may affect our electricity prices and demand. Weekly Rundown: Tropical Storm "Egay" continues to affect the country, lowering electricity demand in Luzon. The average electricity price in Luzon has gone as low as PHP 2.69 per kWh. To maintain the power grid, an Automatic Load Dropping (ALD) was initiated when GNPD 2 tripped, but it later came back online. Here's the day-to-day breakdown: Jul 23: Sunday - Tropical Storm "Egay" is estimated east of Catanduanes and continues to bring heavy rains throughout the country. Jul 24: Monday - Tropical Storm "Egay" is estimated east of Baler. Jul 25: Tuesday - Tropical Storm "Egay" is estimated east of Cagayan while the Bacman-Daraga 230 kV line tripped. Jul 26: Wednesday - Tropical Storm "Egay" is estimated in the vicinity of Cagayan. SLTEC Unit 1 shut down, while Sta. Rita Module 30 changed from oil to liquefied natural gas (LNG). Automatic Load Dropping (ALD) was initiated due to the trip of GNPD Unit 2, but it later came back online. Jul 27: Thursday - Pagbilao Unit 1 came online. Jul 28: Friday - The southwest monsoon continues to bring heavy rains to Luzon and Visayas. Jul 29: Saturday - Tropical Storm "Falcon" is estimated east of Central Luzon as it entered the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR). Stay abreast on the happenings in the Philippine energy market by following us on social media! info.mabuhayenergy.com/Linkedin info.mabuhayenergy.com/Facebook Data source: https://www.iemop.ph/ Mabuhay Energy: Your Partner for Growth

July 28, 2023

The Energy Regulatory Commission's (ERC) digital transformation framework is a bold and necessary step forward for the energy industry in the Philippines. The framework is designed to enhance the efficiency, transparency, and accessibility of the ERC's public services such as the Consumer Complaints Ticketing System (CCTS), Online Filing and Application System (OFAS), Billing and Revenue System – Cashiering System (BRS-CS), Online Uniform Reportorial Requirements System (OURRS), and Competitive Retail Electricity Market – Monitoring and Reporting System (CREM-MRS). Mabuhay Energy is a firm supporter of this initiative, as we believe it will streamline the ERC's processes and make its services more user-friendly. We're excited to see how this framework modernizes the way the energy industry operates. Read more about the ERC's LINKod here: