Power plants in normal operation during Oct. 30 polls – NGCP, DOE | Inquirer News
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Power plants in normal operation during Oct. 30 polls – NGCP, DOE

By: - Reporter / @luisacabatoINQ
/ 10:47 PM October 30, 2023
NGCP power lines
NGCP power lines (File photo from the Philippine Daily Inquirer)

MANILA, Philippines — Power plants nationwide were in normal operation on Monday during the barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan elections, despite supply interruptions and technical issues in some areas.

The Department of Energy (DOE) and the National Grid Corp. of the Philippines made the assurance in separate statements.

“As of October 30, 2023 at 1100H, all power generation plants are in NORMAL OPERATION,” the DOE said in a report posted on its Facebook account.

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Several generation plants, however, had some technical issues and supply interruptions, namely:

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  • Ilijan plant and Southwest Luzon Power Generation Corp. Unit 1 in Batangas
  • Trans-Asia Renewable Energy Corp. in Guimaras
  • Panay Diesel-Fired Power Plant (DPP) in Iloilo
  • Panay DPP III (Echo Unit) in Iloilo, Pagbilao Unit III in Quezon
  • Palinpinon GPP in Negros Oriental

Despite the plant outages, DOE assured that the NGCP has a sufficient level of supply and reserves in all of its grids.

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TAGS: 2023 barangay elections, Department of Energy, National Grid Corp. of the Philippines, Power supply

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