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MORESCO-1 Hosts “Kulokabildo” with APEC Partylist Representative Cong. Sergio ‘Daggy’ Dagooc

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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.

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    BUILDING OFFICIALS, MUNICIPAL ENGINEERS CONVENE FOR ELECTION PREPARATIONS

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    Laguindingan, Misamis Oriental – In anticipation of the 2025 National and Local Elections, MORESCO-1 gathered Building Officials and Municipal Engineers today, February 19, 2025, for a Focus Group Discussion (FGD) aimed at ensuring uninterrupted power supply and proper precinct preparations. The event took place at the MORESCO-1 New Board Room, bringing together key stakeholders to align on critical concerns related to election infrastructure and electrical safety.

    The discussion revolved around four key agenda points:

    • Power Supply Requirement and Precincts Preparation – Assessing the electricity needs of polling centers and identifying measures to prevent disruptions.
    • Anti-Obstruction Law (RA 11361) Refresher – Reinforcing compliance with regulations to safeguard electric power lines from obstructions.
    • Issuance of Occupancy Permits – Clarifying the role of local engineers in facilitating power connection requirements.
    • Other Matters – Addressing additional concerns to enhance collaboration between local government units and MORESCO-1.

    Ms. Edna S. Putian – Diango JD, MORESCO-1’s Institutional Services Department Manager emphasized the importance of early coordination to guarantee stable electricity during the elections. The cooperative and participating officials explored strategies to mitigate power outages, streamline permitting processes, and uphold safety standards in electoral precincts.

    With the 2025 elections fast approaching, the discussions underscored the need for proactive planning and strong inter-agency cooperation to uphold the integrity and efficiency of the electoral process.

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    GENERATION RATE UPDATE : JANUARY 2025

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    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 Enero 2025.

    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.