PUBLIC HOLIDAY ADVISORY – All Saints’ Day on Friday, November 1, and All Souls’ Day on Saturday, November 2,

In observance of All Saints’ Day on Friday, November 1, and All Souls’ Day on Saturday, November 2, please be advised of the following office schedule adjustments:

Office Closures and Open Payment Stations

  • MORESCO-1 Offices will be closed on Friday, November 1, and operations will resume on Monday, November 4.
  • The following offices will remain open with limited service on the dates specified:
    • Friday, November 1:
      • LUMBIA PAYING STATION – Open all day
      • TALAKAG SERVICE AREA (Teller only) – Open all day
    • Saturday, November 2:
      • LUMBIA PAYING STATION – Open all day
    • Sunday, November 3:
      • MANTICAO SERVICE AREA (Teller only) – Open half day

Regular office operations for all locations will resume on Monday, November 4.

Power Service Support

Our Operations and Maintenance crew will be on standby to respond to power-related concerns during this period. For assistance, please reach out via our hotlines or send a message through our official Facebook page.

Contact Hotlines

For urgent inquiries, you may contact us through the following numbers:

GLOBE

  • 0917 325 8560 (for texts)
  • 0917 794 8314 (for calls)

SMART

  • 0920 955 8560 (for texts)
  • 0999 883 8614 (for calls)

Payment Options

To help avoid service interruptions, kindly ensure your power bill is current, with no outstanding dues. Bills may be settled at the following locations and online partners:

  • SM Malls Paying Centers
  • SAVEMORE Paying Centers
  • UCPB – Bulua, CDO
  • China Bank Savings – Cogon, CDO
  • Robinsons Bank – Limketkai, CDO
  • ECPay Partners including GCash, Paymaya, and 7-Eleven outlets
  • Banco De Oro (BDO) – Over-the-counter and online payment options

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. Stay safe and have a meaningful observance of the holiday.

2024 Institutional Convergence Summit: A Landmark Gathering for Synergies in Service Excellence

Cebu City, Philippines, October 16-17, 2024 — The 2024 Institutional Convergences Summit: Synergies for Service Excellence brought together top leaders and members of Institutional Services from across the nation at the Cebu Parklane International Hotel. This landmark event, spanning two days, provided an essential platform for key stakeholders to collaborate and discuss strategies aimed at enhancing the effectiveness, resilience, and sustainability of rural electrification in the Philippines.

Organized by the National Electrification Administration (NEA) and the Philippine Rural Electric Cooperatives Association (PHILRECA), the summit highlighted a significant convergence of four allied organizations—the Philippine Association of ISD Managers (PHILAIM), the Human Resource in Electric Cooperatives Association (HRECA), the Philippine Electric Cooperatives Association of Resilient Secretaries (PECAReS), and the Electric Cooperatives Consumer Welfare Officers’ Philippine Association (ECCOWPA). This unprecedented collaboration emphasized the collective responsibility to ensure that rural communities receive reliable, accessible, and sustainable electric services.

Centered around the theme, “Achieving the Goals of Rural Electrification: Recognizing the Role of Enhanced Member-Consumer Engagement in Powering Filipino Communities,” the summit underscored the crucial role of member-consumer-owners (MCOs) in achieving the broader goals of rural development and electrification. The theme highlighted the importance of engaging MCOs in meaningful ways, recognizing their role not only as beneficiaries but also as key stakeholders in the success of rural electrification initiatives.

The presence of National Officers from PHILAIM, HRECA, PECAReS, and ECCOWPA further elevated the event’s significance. These leaders reiterated their commitment to creating a more coordinated and innovative approach to addressing the challenges faced by the sector.

PHILAIM National President Edna S. Putian – Diango, JD mentioned that through various sessions and dialogues, the summit fostered the exchange of best practices and innovative solutions to drive service excellence, with a focus on increasing engagement with MCOs and enhancing the operational capacities of electric cooperatives across the country.

As the summit progresses, participants remain united in their mission to build stronger synergies and partnerships that will lead to the sustained empowerment of Filipino communities through improved electrification services and enhanced MCO engagement.

This event marks a critical step toward strengthening rural electrification, laying the groundwork for a future where every Filipino community is powered by sustainable, reliable, and inclusive energy solutions.

GENERATION CHARGES – SEPTEMBER 2024

Arun klaro sa atong mga member-consumer-owners (MCOs) ang breakdown sa atong balayranan sa generation matag bulan karung tuiga ug sa umaabot, ania ang binulan nga “Breakdown of Generation Rates” o ang atong balayrunon sa kuryente ngadto sa mga independent power producers (IPP) o generation (suppliers) nga atong gi-angkatan sa kuryente niadtong bulan sa SEPTEMBER 2024.

Gimando sa Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) ang tanan distribution utility sa tibuok nasud sa istrikto nga pag-paskin sa binulan nga generation rates breakdown sa tanang planta diin nag-angkat kini sa enerhiya | kuryente.

Kini arun makita sa tanan konsumidor sa kuryente asa gayud ang dako ug pahat sa charges sa sa tanan players sa paghimo, pakutay ug pag-apud’apud sa gahum dagitab.

Ang MORESCO-1 adunay takus sa pagpili sa kung kang kinsa nga IPP mukuha ug kuryente alang sa iyang distribution feeds arun maka-minimize sa monthly power rates niini.

Daghang salamat.