RESIDENTIAL CONSUMERS POWER RATE UPDATE | Nobyembre 2022 —- Php16.3663 /kWh.

PAHIBALO PARA SA TANAN NATONG MGA MEMBER-CONSUMER-OWNERS (MCOs) — MAO KINI ANG ATONG “POWER RATES UPDATE” alang sa atong mga RESIDENTIAL CONSUMERS para sa Billing Month sa Nobyembre 2022 —- Php16.3663 /kWh.

Adunay pagsaka sa presyo sa kuryente balor ug Php 0.60 kada kWh (Alang sa mga Residential Consumers) tungod kay ang Generation Rate misaka usab. Sa samang bahin, tataw kayo nga naapektohan sa maong pagsaka ang nagpabilin nga galastohan (variable costs) sa Generation ug IPP suppliers tungud sa pagtaas sa fuel (coal ug diesel) nga mahimong sugnud sa pagmugna sa gahum sa elektrisidad.

Gusto natong ipahinumdom sa tanang mga MCOs nga ang taripa sa MORESCO-1 striktong ginapasubay ug gina-regulate sa Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC). Maong ang atuang Power Bill Computation naka-base sa mga balaud nga gina-pagawas sa ERC, kung diin:

  1. GENERATION, TRANSMISSION ug GOVERNMENT CHARGES – Ihan-ay kini isip mga “Pass-Through Costs”. Ang breakdown sa Generation Rates | costs kada-tuig atong makita sa atong MORESCO-1 Website – https://mor esco1.com/category/generation-charges/
  • Tungod kay ang MORESCO-1 usa ka non-stock, non-profit, service oriented nga kooperatiba sa serbisyo sa kuryente, dili kita pwede magpa-tubo or magka-profit. Kung unsa gayud ang tinuod ug tataw nga palit sa pag-angkat sa kuryente gikan sa mga Power Generation Companies, mga gasto sa atong pag-gamit sa mga High Voltage Power Lines sa NGCP para maabot ang gipang-angkat nga kuryente ni MORESCO-1 sa iyang mga substations ug ang buluwisan sa kuryente, mao lamang sab ang sukton ug walay bisan pila ka sentimo nga nadugang.

2. DISTRIBUTION CHARGE — Kini mao ang galastohan sa pag-apud-apud sa kuryente nga mupa-ingon sa atuang MORESCO-1. Isip usa ka non-stock, non-profit, service oriented nga kooperatiba sa kuryente, ang taripa dili pwede magpa-ginansya, dapat igu lamang para sa atuang Operation, Maintenance ug Capital Expenditure Projects. Kini naka-basi sa ERC Rules for Setting Electric Cooperatives’ Wheeling Rates (RSEC-WR).

Kung tan-awon ang pag-taas sa taripa nga mukabat Php 0.6028 kada kWh alang sa mga residential customers gi-detalye sa mosunod:

  1. Generation Rate MISAKA balor ug Php 0.3352 /kWh
  2. Systems Loss Rate MISAKA balor ug Php 0.4499 /kWh – kadtong mga “SYSTEM LOSS ADJUSTMENTS” nga makita sa atong mga power bill kaniadto isip automatic recovery balor ug P0.3626 gi-undangan na, mao nga ang System Loss na mahi-apil sa imong power bill sukad karun mao na gayud ang ACTUAL SYSTEM LOSS sa MORESCO-1.

Mi’resulta sa atong effective residential consumer rate balor ug Php16.3663/kWh.

LOW VOLTAGE CONSUMERS – Ang Low Voltage adunay kinatibuk’ang pag-saka ug 0.6125 nga adunay effective rate balor ug Php15.3869 /kWh.

HIGH VOLTAGE CONSUMERS – Ang High Voltage adunay kinatibuk’ang pag-saka ug 1.1646 ug adunay effective rate balor ug Php15.1851/kWh.

ATONG MAKITA SA ATONG ELECTRIC BILL NGA ANG KAUSABAN SA ATUANG TARIPA SA KURYENTE SA MATAG BULAN GAAGAD LAMANG SA ACTUAL NGA KAUSABAN SA MGA PASS-TROUGH COSTS NGA GILANGKUBAN SA GENERATION, TRANSMISSION, UG GOVERNMENT CHARGES.

DAGHANG SALAMAT SA INYONG MAKANUNAYON NGA SUPORTA, KA-MORESCO-1!

MORESCO-1’S QMO rolls out Internal Quality Audit Training

EMMANUEL PELAEZ TRAINING CENTER (EPTC), Laguindingan, December 6. 2022 — Selected colleagues of MORESCO-1 participated in Internal Quality Audit Training. The Quality Management Office. Together with AGF’s principal consultant and CEO, Jong Fernandez, facilitated the training which comprehensively covers the clause-by-clause requirements of ISO 9001:2015 from an auditor’s point of view. The thrust is for the participants to effectively audit a quality management system in terms of adequacy, compliance, and effectiveness based on the criteria set by ISO 9001: 2015.

ISO 9001:2015 specifies requirements for a quality management system when an organization:

a) needs to demonstrate its ability to consistently provide products and services that meet customer and applicable statutory and regulatory requirements, and

b) aims to enhance customer satisfaction through the effective application of the system, including processes for improvement of the system and the assurance of conformity to customer and applicable statutory and regulatory requirements.

The training which will run today and tomorrow, December 6-7, 2022 at the EPTC will cover topics like audit planning, conducting interviews, data and sampling gathering, preparation and distribution of audit reports and how to review and monitor corrective action reports. (Archibald G. Pacana, CPRO, Team wISDom)

MORESCO-1 observes December 2022 as National Energy Consciousness Month (NECM)

MORESCO-1 joins the rest of the Philippine power industry in the observance of the National Energy Consciousness Month (NECM).

As the Department of Energy Philippines (DOE) celebrates its 50 years in public service this month, a month-long observance of the NECM for 2022 will be launched this coming Monday, 05 December 2022, focusing on sustainability.

With the theme “DOE @ 50: Spearheading a Sustainable Energy Future”, the NECM’s annual observance seeks to call for a sustainable energy future aligned with the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 7 which targets universal access to energy, increasing renewable energy’s share in the energy mix, and doubling the rate of energy efficiency improvement.

The administration of President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. is leading the way in accelerating and expanding the development of the country’s domestic energy sources. Foremost, the country is accelerating the development of renewable energy to increase its share in the power mix from the current 22% to 35% by 2030 and 50% by 2040.The DOE, alongside the energy family, will spearhead a series of energy-related campaigns across the country through energy literacy and awareness among Filipinos, while highlighting the collective role of the government and the Filipino people in achieving a sustainable energy future.

In 2007, Presidential Proclamation No. 1427 was issued declaring December of every year as NECM, to coincide with the DOE’s anniversary.

The NECM provides venue to create public awareness through information campaign to bring the people toward judicious conservation and efficient utilization of energy as provided under said Proclamation. Sustainable energy is a form of energy that meets today’s demand for energy without putting them in danger or getting depleted and can be used repeatedly. These are the energy that comes from the sun, wind, and the ocean.

“Maximizing the use of our indigenous energy resources is imperative for energy security and sustainability. Our country has tremendous potential for renewable energy – such as solar, wind and ocean sources. Steadily, we are enhancing our renewable energy policies that would drive us our path toward energy sustainability,” Energy Secretary Raphael P.M. Lotilla said.

Meanwhile, as part of the NECM celebration, the DOE will conduct the Energy Investment Forum on 13 December 2022, at the Sheraton Manila Hotel in New Port, Pasay City. This year’s Forum will focus on the Fiscal Incentives Review Board’s registration procedure for energy projects, financing facility and private sector experience in doing business in the energy sector.

In recognition of individuals and entities, both public and private sector, who have made significant contributions in the field of energy management systems and practices, will also be acknowledged through the annual Energy Efficiency Excellence (EEE) Awards. (From DOE FB Page)