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  1. VICE President Sara Duterte

    VP warns higher power bills amid El Niño scare

    Vice President Sara Duterte warns of higher electricity bills amid El Niño, questions the Marcos administration’s nuclear energy policies and calls for public…

  2. House eyes LEDAC bills’ passage

    House eyes LEDAC bills’ passage

    Lawmakers are expected to tackle proposed amendments to the Universal Health Care Act, Rice Tariffication Law, Fisheries Code, Local Government Code and the…

  3. New ERC rules promise clearer power bills

    New ERC rules promise clearer power bills

    The Energy Regulatory Commission has approved new rules standardizing the computation and reporting of transmission and ancillary services charges, giving…

  4. SENATOR Christopher Bong Go

    Go cites sports laws, bills at golf event

    Senator Christopher “Bong” Go highlighted his sports development agenda during the El Presidente Cup tee-off in Cavite, citing key legislation supporting the…

  5. House advances key LEDAC bills

    House advances key LEDAC bills

    Marcos noted that 12 of the 52 LEDAC priority measures have been approved on third and final reading.

  6. Senate President Vicente "Tito" Sotto III

    Senate aligns bills with LEDAC

    In 2025, the Philippine Senate filed over 1,600 bills aligned with LEDAC priorities and ratified the P6.793-trillion 2026 national budget, focusing on…

  7. Finding the courage

    Finding the courage

    As the executive branch is discovering, bringing them to justice needs to be swift and effective. Combined, the bills will eventually get between some men and…

  8. PBBM pushes reform; we await solons’ move

    PBBM pushes reform; we await solons’ move

    These bills are not silver bullets. But they can restart long-stalled reforms and inject a measure of accountability into a system that desperately needs it.

  9. Manuel V. Pangilinan-led Manila Electric Company has announced a reduction in its overall electricity rates. This September, rates are down by P0.1852 per kWh, bringing the overall rate for a typical household to P13.0851 per kWh. ‘For residential customers consuming 200 kWh, they will see a reduction of P37 in their total electricity bill. We hope that along with relatively lower consumption during this period, this rate cut will bring relief to our customers,’ said Meralco vice president and head of Corporate Communications Joe R. Zaldarriaga.

    September bills drop for Meralco users

    Meralco has announced a P0.1852 per kWh power rate rollback this September, lowering household electricity bills as reduced generation costs and a stronger…

  10. Bills have no vacay

    Bills have no vacay

    With UnionBank Online, you don’t have to choose between taking a break and staying financially responsible.