Adunay kinatibuk-ang pagkunhod sa residential rate nga nagkantidad og PHP 0.2858/kWh. Bisan pa nga adunay gamayng pagtaas sa variable rates sa pipila sa among mga Independent Power Producers (IPPs), adunay dakong pagkunhod nga nagkantidad og PHP 1.7139/kWh sa presyo sa Wholesale Electricity Spot Market (WESM), diin nagkuha kami og 15% sa among palit nga enerhiya.
Gawas sa Generation Rate, adunay usab pagkunhod sa Transmission Rate nga nagkantidad og PHP 0.0806/kWh. Bisan pa sa pagtaas sa uban pang rate components, ang System Loss Rate misaka og PHP 0.0806/kWh.
Tungod niining mga kausaban sa rate, ang epektibong taripa alang sa mga Residential Customers kay PHP 11.0607/kWh.
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Sa laing bahin, ang Low Voltage adunay kinatibuk-ang pagkunhod nga PHP 0.3181/kWh nga nagresulta sa epektibong rate nga PHP 10.2177/kWh.
Ang LOW VOLTAGE CONSUMERS mao kadtong mga konektado sa kuryente nga gi-tap sa secondary lines sa MORESCO-1 o kadtong mga linya nga molabay human sa mga transformer. Ang mga linya sa low voltage nagdala og rango sa 240 hangtud 480 volts sa kuryente. Pipila sa mga ehemplo mao ang mga gamay nga komersyal, mga street light, ug uban pang mga pampublikong pasilidad.
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Ang High Voltage adunay kinatibuk-ang pagkunhod nga PHP 0.1955/kWh nga adunay epektibong rate nga PHP 9.1979/kWh.
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PALIHUG AYAW NA PAGLANGAN SA PAGBAYAD SA INYONG BINULAN NGA BALAYRONON SA KURYENTE, KAY ATO NANG GISUGDAN ANG ‘ONE MONTH DISCONNECTION POLICY.
DAGHAN SALAMAT SA INYONG MAKANUNAYON PAGSUPORTA.
(Impormasyon bahin sa Pagbaligya sa Enerhiya ug mga Rate sa Kuryente : Engr. Jamie Daisylette Dapal, Energy Trading Chief)
In 2015, the Philippine Commission on Women (PCW) produced a special rendition of the Philippine National Anthem to recognize and amplify the invaluable contributions of women in all spheres of Philippine society. This version aimed to raise awareness of the pivotal roles women play in shaping the nation—whether in leadership, politics, advocacy, or everyday heroism. bit.ly/4inr9IX
As we approach the 2025 National Women’s Month Celebration, we honor not only the progress made but also the enduring fight for gender equality. This year marks several historic milestones in the pursuit of women’s empowerment in the Philippines and beyond:
50th Anniversary of the Philippine Commission on Women (PCW) – Half a century of championing gender-responsive policies and programs.
30th Anniversary of the Beijing Platform for Action (BPfA) – A global blueprint for women’s rights and equality.
45th Year of the Philippines’ Ratification of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) – A commitment to eliminating gender-based discrimination.
30 Years of the Gender and Development (GAD) Budget Policy – A financial framework under RA 7845 ensuring gender mainstreaming in governance.
The Culmination of the 30-Year Philippine Plan for Gender-Responsive Development (PPGD) – A strategic roadmap guiding national efforts toward inclusive growth and women’s empowerment.
These milestones reaffirm the Philippines’ unwavering dedication to fostering a just and equal society—where every woman and girl has the opportunity to thrive. As we celebrate National Women’s Month 2025, we renew our collective resolve to uphold women’s rights, break barriers, and build a future where gender equality is not just a goal, but a reality
Laguindingan, Misamis Oriental – February 25, 2025 – The Misamis Oriental I Rural Electric Service Cooperative (MORESCO-1) successfully hosted “Kulokabildo sa MORESCO-1: Conversations with Cong. Daggy”—a meaningful dialogue between electric cooperative Member-Consumer-Owners (MCO), leaders, employees, and APEC Partylist Representative and Assistant Minority Leader, Hon. Sergio “Daggy” Dagooc.
The event, held at the MORESCO-1 Covered Court, brought together members of the Northern Mindanao Electric Cooperatives Association (NORMECA), key stakeholders, and MORESCO-1 employees to engage in discussions on pressing issues and legislative efforts shaping the energy sector.
Welcoming all guests, MORESCO-1’s vice president of the Board of Directors, Naawan’s Director Joy Gil Sa. Mahinay delivered the Opening Remarks, emphasizing the critical role of the power block in the legislation and of electric cooperatives in delivering sustainable and reliable power to communities.
A highlight of the event was the keynote speech of Cong. Sergio “Daggy” Dagooc, who detailed APEC Partylist’s ongoing initiatives, legislative advocacies, and strategic plans to strengthen electric cooperatives. He underscored the importance of supporting cooperative-led energy solutions, protecting consumer interests, and ensuring equitable energy distribution.
“Electric cooperatives are the backbone of rural electrification. Our commitment at APEC is to uphold their integrity, ensure their viability, and fight for policies that empower consumers,” Cong. Dagooc stated.
An interactive “Kulokabildo” Open Forum followed, allowing attendees to raise their concerns, share feedback, and discuss sectoral issues directly with Cong. Dagooc. Employees, community leaders, and stakeholders actively participated in the dialogue, voicing challenges in power supply, regulatory concerns, and the future of renewable energy adoption.
Cong. Dagooc addressed each concern, reaffirming APEC Partylist’s commitment to pushing for legislative reforms that will enhance the efficiency and sustainability of electric cooperatives.
In his Solidarity Message, MORESCO-1 Acting General Manager, Engr. Jovel B. Ubay-ubay, expressed gratitude for Cong. Dagooc’s steadfast support and underscored the importance of continued collaboration between electric cooperatives and policymakers.
The evening concluded with a Solidarity Mass Dance led by M1 PowerDance, symbolizing unity and shared commitment to energy advocacy, featuring entertainment from M1 PowerBand and photo opportunities with key stakeholders and guests.
Strengthening the Future of Electric Cooperatives
“Kulokabildo sa MORESCO-1” served as a platform for meaningful dialogue, bridging the gap between policymakers and the energy sector’s grassroots stakeholders. Through events like this, MORESCO-1 continues to empower communities, foster collaboration, and champion the interests of electric cooperatives in Northern Mindanao.
With APEC Partylist leading the charge in Congress, the future of sustainable and consumer-centered electrification remains bright, ensuring that no community is left behind in the country’s pursuit of energy development.
