RESIDENTIAL POWER RATES SA BULAN SA MARSO 2025

Adunay kinatibuk-ang pagtaas sa residential rate nga PHP 0.0288/kWh. Adunay pagkunhod sa variable rates sa atong mga Independent Power Producers (IPPs), nga misangpot sa pagkunhod sa Generation Rate nga PHP 0.1566/kWh. Ang System Loss Rate usab mikunhod og PHP 0.0101/kWh.

Apan, ang pagtaas sa kinatibuk-ang rate tungod sa pagsaka sa Transmission Rate nga PHP 0.1566/kWh, nga resulta sa pagsaka sa Ancillary Service – Reserve Market Charges nga gi-charge sa ato sa National Grid Corporation of the Philippines.

Tungod sa maong mga kausaban sa rate, ang epektibong rate para sa Residential Customers kay PHP 11.0896/kWh.

Sa laing bahin, ang Low Voltage adunay kinatibuk-ang pagtaas nga PHP 0.0331/kWh, nga may epektibong rate nga PHP 10.2507/kWh, samtang ang High Voltage adunay kinatibuk-ang pagkunhod nga PHP 0.1319/kWh nga may epektibong rate nga PHP 9.0660/kWh.

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Sa laing bahin, ang Low Voltage adunay kinatibuk-ang pagkunhod nga PHP 0.0331/kWh nga nagresulta sa epektibong rate nga PHP 10.2507/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 0.13195/kWh nga adunay epektibong rate nga PHP 9.0660/kWh.

Ang HIGH VOLTAGE CONSUMERS mao kadtong mga gagamit nga ang ilang koneksyon sa kuryente gi-tap sa primary lines sa MORESCO-1 o kadtong mga linya nga molabay sa unahan sa transformer. Ang mga linya sa high voltage nagdala og 7.62 kilovolts (kV), 13.2 kV o 23 kV nga kuryente. Pipila sa mga ehemplo mao ang dagko nga komersyal, mga planta ug mga espesyal nga operasyon nga adunay industrial nga load.

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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)

BROWSE OUR 2024 MORESCO-1 ANNUAL REPORT – DIGITAL VERSION

Welcome to the 2025 MORESCO-1 Hybrid Sequential Annual General Membership Assembly (AGMA).
This digital version of the 2024 MORESCO-1 Annual Report serves as a comprehensive reference guide, consolidating all reports, visual presentations, and essential materials shared during the district-level AGMA sessions, as well as the Franchise-Wide Plenary.

We encourage you to browse through this report prior to attending your district’s AGMA. Familiarizing yourself with the cooperative’s key accomplishments, financial highlights, and strategic initiatives from the past year will allow you to engage meaningfully in the discussions and come prepared with your insights and questions.

This year’s AGMA theme, “BEYOND POWER: Electric Cooperatives—Empowering Communities, Changing Lives,” reflects our unwavering commitment to not only delivering reliable electricity but also driving transformative impact across the communities we serve.


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MORESCO-1’s ESD Manager Collen B. Tarcelo Joins Esteemed Panel at PEPIF 2025

Cagayan de Oro City, April 3, 2025 – MORESCO-1’s Engineering Services Department (ESD) Manager, Collen B. Tarcelo, took center stage as one of the distinguished panelists at the Philippine Electric Power Industry Forum (PEPIF) 2025. The event, organized by the Independent Electricity Market Operator of the Philippines (IEMOP), will be held at the LimKetKai Luxe Hotel, gathering key industry leaders to discuss the theme, “Accelerating Philippine Renewable Energy Transition through Innovation and Collaboration.”

Now in its third year, PEPIF has established itself as a vital platform for energy stakeholders to engage in meaningful discussions, fostering collaboration and promoting synergy in fast-tracking the country’s energy transition. The forum brings together experts and policymakers to tackle pressing issues in the Philippine power industry and chart a path forward toward a more sustainable energy future.

Engr. Tarcelo, an advocate for innovative and sustainable power solutions, contributed insights on how electric cooperatives like MORESCO-1 play a critical role in the transition to renewable energy. With extensive experience in engineering and power distribution, he will share MORESCO-1’s initiatives in integrating renewable energy solutions within its service areas and how strategic collaborations can drive sustainable energy development.

Joining Engr. Tarcelo on the panel are esteemed industry leaders and policymakers, including:

  • Mylene C. Capongcol, Assistant Secretary, Department of Energy
  • Rose Marie Mendoza, PhD, Acting Director, Resource-Based Industries Service, Board of Investments (BOI)
  • Juan Eugenio L. Roxas, President and CEO, FDC Utilities, Inc.
  • Dr. Fernando T. Aldaba, PhD, Professor, Department of Economics, Ateneo de Manila University
  • Ben Kritz, Columnist, The Manila Times (Moderator)

The discussion aims to highlight best practices, policy directions, and technological innovations that will accelerate the transition towards renewable energy in the country. With MORESCO-1’s ongoing commitment to energy sustainability and community empowerment, Engr. Tarcelo’s participation in PEPIF 2025 reinforces the cooperative’s role in shaping the future of the electric power industry.

For more updates on MORESCO-1’s initiatives, follow our official channels and stay tuned for insights from this prestigious event.