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ADVISORY ON FAILURE OF ELECTION (ALUBIJID DISTRICT) – March 9, 2024

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Good day to our beloved Member-Consumer-Owners of MORESCO-1, especially to the MCOs in District 8, ALUBIJID.

Following the deliberation of our Screening Committee for the Election of Representatives to the Board of Directors of our District 8 (ALUBIJID), scheduled for tomorrow, Saturday, MARCH 9, 2024, we inform you that no one has submitted their Letters of Intent to Run. Thus, we have not identified any Qualified Candidate to run and be elected as Board of Director – hence, this is declared as a FAILURE OF ELECTION.

The MORESCO-1 Screening Committee composed of members from the Management Committee of MORESCO-1 from the Engineering Services Department, Finance Services Department, and led by the Institutional Services Manager, the department mandated to oversee election-related activities in the Cooperative under the mandate of NEA Memo No. 2014-019 – 2014 Guidelines on the Conduct of EC District Election for Electric Cooperatives, Dated 01 July 2014, Section 13.2.2 stating “In no less than seven (7) days before the election, the Screening Committee shall prepare the duly certified candidates and officially inform all applicants accordingly.”

SINCE WE HAVE NO OPTION FOR AN ELECTION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE APPROVED SCHEDULE OF DISTRICT ELECTION BY THE NATIONAL ELECTRIFICATION ADMINISTRATION (NEA), WE WILL SEND A PROPOSAL OR SUGGESTION REGARDING THE CONDUCT OF ANOTHER ELECTION SO THAT THE DISTRICT 8 CAN ELECT A DIRECTOR TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF MORESCO-1.

FOR NOW, WE WILL ONLY AWAIT THE DECISION OF NEA ON THE NEXT SCHEDULE OF ELECTIONS FOR ALUBIJD DISTRICT.

Thank you very much for your understanding.

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ADVISORY ON FAILURE OF ELECTION (ALUBIJID DISTRICT) – MARCH 9, 2024

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Maayong adlaw sa atong mga pinalanggang Miyembro-Konsumante-Tag-iya sa MORESCO-1 labi na gayud ang mga MCO sa Distrito sa ALUBIJID (DISTRICT 8).

Human sa pagtuki sa atong Screening Committee alang sa Piniliay nato sa Representante sa Hunta Direktiba sa atong District 8 (ALUBIJID) ugmang adlawa, Sabado, MARSO 9, 2024, kamo gipahibalo nga walay nag-sumiter sa ilang mga Letter of Intent to Run, mao nga wala kitay nakitang Qualified Candidate nga mudagan ug magpa pili isip Board of Director – – mao nga gideklara kini nga FAILURE OF ELECTION.

Ang MORESCO-1 Screening Committee nga gilangkuban sa mga miyembro sa Management Committee sa MORESCO-1 gikan sa Engineering Services Department, Finance Services Department ug gipanguluhan sa Institutional Services Manager, ang departamento nga maoy gi-mandato sa pagpadagan sa mga election-related activities sa Kooperatiba ubos sa mandato sa NEA Memo No. 2014-019 – 2014 Guidelines on the Conduct of EC District Election for Electric Cooperatives.” Dated 01 July 2014, Section 13.2.2 nga gaingun “In no less than seven (7) days before the election, the Screening Committee shall prepare the duly certified candidates and officially inform all applicants accordingly.”

TUNGUD KAY WALA MAN KITAY MAHIMO NGA ELECTION PINASUBAY SA NA-APROBAHAN NGA SCHEDULE OF DISTRICT ELECTION SA NATIONAL ELECTRIFICATION ADMINISTRATION (NEA), KAMI MAGPADALA NA USAB UG PROPOSAL O SUGYOT KABAHIN SA PAGPAHIGAYON SA USA NA USAB KA ELECTION ARUN MAKAPILI UG DIRECTOR ANG DISTRITO OTSO NGADTO SA HUNTA DIREKTIBA SA MORESCO-1.

SA PAGKA-KARUN, ANG ATO LAMANG PAABOTON MAO ANG DESISYON SA NEA SA SUNOD NGA SCHEDULE SA ELECTION SA DISTRITO SA ALUBIJID.

Daghang salamat sa inyong pagsabot.

Pahibalo gikan sa Institutional Services Department (ISD) sa MORESCO-1

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Transco Collaborates with MORESCO-1 for Onsite Inspection of its Sub-Transmission Assets

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March 4, 2024

In a significant move towards enhancing power transmission efficiency, the National Transmission Corporation (Transco) and the Misamis Oriental 1 Rural Electric Service Cooperative, Inc (MORESCO-1) convened for an onsite inspection of MORESCO-1’s acquired sub-transmission assets. The inspection aims to ensure compliance with the lease purchase agreement approved by the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC).

In a significant move towards enhancing power transmission efficiency, the National Transmission Corporation (Transco) and the Misamis Oriental 1 Rural Electric Service Cooperative, Inc (MORESCO-1) convened for an onsite inspection of MORESCO-1’s acquired sub-transmission assets under least purchase agreement. The inspection aims to ensure compliance as approved by the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC).

The meeting, held at MORESCO-1’s premises, brought together key personnel from Transco and MORESCO-1 to oversee the assessment firsthand. Among the attendees were Rennedy Anthony B. Elarmo, Archibald L. Echano, and Aaron Jay Ricardo S. Silva, all Principal Engineers A from Transco’s Technical Management Group (TMG). Additionally, Michael Jason R. Estrera, Project Design representative from MORESCO-1, and Raff Shun Rhay Laput, Planning and Design engineer from MORESCO-1, contributed their expertise to the inspection.

Collen B. Tarcelo, Engineering Services Department Manager, and Marjun Lagumay, Laguindingan Service Area Manager, represented MORESCO-1 during the inspection, underscoring the cooperative’s commitment to transparency and cooperation in the process.

The inspection focused on evaluating the condition and functionality of MORESCO-O’s overhead sub-transmission – 69kV line-assets currently under amortization. This meticulous scrutiny is crucial to ensure that the assets meet prescribed standards and are capable of facilitating seamless power transmission within MORESCO-1’s service area.

Commenting on the collaborative effort, Engr. Elarmo stated, “The joint inspection underscores our commitment to ensuring the integrity and efficiency of power transmission infrastructure. By working closely with MORESCO-1, we aim to address any potential issues proactively and uphold the highest standards of service delivery.”

The collaboration between Transco and MORESCO-1 reflects a broader initiative within the power sector to streamline operations, enhance reliability, and ultimately, provide improved services to consumers.

As the inspection progresses, stakeholders remain optimistic about the outcomes, expecting it to lay the groundwork for further advancements in power transmission infrastructure in the region.