While many people take time off during the holiday, Negros Power crews work on long weekend projects to improve power reliability in Central Negros. Their dedication ensures that homes and businesses continue to enjoy stable electricity even when most are on vacation.
This effort is part of Negros Power’s ongoing rehabilitation and modernization plan designed to reduce power interruptions and enhance system efficiency.
Maintenance and Standby Response
Negros Power teams are currently in the field, upgrading the Silay–Bacolod subtransmission line that runs through the vast sugarcane fields of Central Negros. Crews are tightening connections, replacing old components, and checking every section of the line to ensure smooth operation.
Not only will they be working on planned maintenance, but they will also be on standby to respond quickly to any unplanned outages during the long weekend. Their commitment ensures faster response and minimal downtime whenever issues arise.
Through these efforts, Negros Power crews work on long weekend projects that prevent larger disruptions and help maintain consistent power for all consumers.
Dedication Beyond Regular Hours
Working in the field is never easy. These linemen face long hours under the sun, uneven terrain, and sometimes unpredictable weather. Yet, they continue to push through because they understand how essential electricity is to every household and business. Their hard work reflects the company’s mission to provide reliable, modern, and responsive service to Central Negros.
Negros Power also reminds the public that scheduled maintenance activities, like these, are preventive measures. Addressing small issues now prevents bigger problems later — a key part of long-term system improvement.
Powering Progress for Central Negros
This long weekend, while many enjoy a well-deserved break, Negros Power crews work on long weekend duties to keep the lights on and the community moving forward. Their service stands as a symbol of commitment, reliability, and progress.
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