Senator Grace Poe delivered a sponsorship speech on April 29, 2024, advocating for the Negros Power franchise.
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Power Watch Negros (PWN) has raised suspicions about possible sabotage behind the power disruptions in Bacolod City.
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Unilateral Decision Sparks Discord Marbie Cabardo, the Vice President of CENECO Union of Rational Employees (CURE), denounces President Felix Gepilga Jr.’s decision to file a notice of strike unilaterally. Cabardo asserts that Gepilga’s actions lacked consultation with union officers, causing discord within the union. Questioning Legitimacy Cabardo criticizes Gepilga for prioritizing personal motives over collective […]
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This is an update on the recent developments on the NEPC franchise in Bacolod City and Central Negros after a Senate hearing.
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House Bill 9805 paves the way for a joint venture. Negros Power extends invitation to former CENECO employees to be part of this transition.
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Congress convened on February 13, 2024, and passed Committee Report No. 936 on House Bill No. 9805, championed by Central Negros Occidental reps, securing a franchise approval for Negros Power or Negros Electric and Power Corp. (NEPC).
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Congressman Benitez toured several key installations and departments at MORE Power and was totally impressed.
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The people have already spoken. All we need is for Congress to approve the franchise so that Negros Power can proceed with rehabilitation and development of the distribution utility in Central Negros.
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CENECO consumers have spoken. More than half of qualified consumers voted YES to JVA to form Negros Power with Primelectric.
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