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Latest Daily Tribune news and analysis on Visayas power grid.



Visayas readies relief packs for El Niño
DSWD and the Office of Civil Defense in Central Visayas have prepositioned 101,259 family food packs in Cebu and Bohol ahead of the expected El Niño drought…
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Drought threats intensify Central Visayas preparations
Central Visayas intensifies El Niño preparations through planned cloud seeding, irrigation management, and agricultural aid as officials work to prevent…
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Central Visayas minimum wage hike takes effect
DoLE reminds Central Visayas employers to implement new minimum wages of up to P582 daily, while Calabarzon workers are set to receive wage increases starting…
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Central Visayas wage hike takes effect — DOLE
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ERC clears Cebu battery deal to ease Visayas power risks
The Energy Regulatory Commission has granted provisional approval for the Ancillary Services Procurement Agreement between the National Grid Corporation of the…
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ERC clears Cebu battery deal to ease Visayas power risks
Regulators approve a battery storage deal in Cebu to bolster the Visayas power grid, reduce electricity costs, and minimize recurring power alerts. Learn how…
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NGCP: More Visayas reserves hinge on suppliers
NGCP pledges to boost Visayas power reserves amid recent alerts, emphasizing supplier readiness and compliance to ensure grid reliability and stability.
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RDC-7 declares power emergency
Central Visayas declares a proposed State of Power Emergency amid recurring brownouts and more than 120 Yellow and Red Alerts in the Visayas Grid, with…
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Western Visayas braces for Super El Niño, possible water shortages
Western Visayas prepares for Super El Niño, with below-normal rainfall, drought risks, possible water shortages and higher temperatures expected.
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Central Visayas household helpers get P500 monthly wage hike
Household helpers in Central Visayas, Negros Oriental and Siquijor will receive a ₱500 monthly wage increase starting 14 October, raising the minimum to ₱7,500.
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