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[Title] => NLRC moves to settle complaint vs. VECO
[Summary] => The Regional Arbitration Board of the National Labor Relations Commission (NLRC) formally started a mandatory conference for a possible settlement of the case on illegal dismissal filed against the Visayan Electric Company by its 63 employees.
Labor Arbiter Julie Rendoque gave both parties time to settle the case during the mandatory conference that was reset to August 24.
[DatePublished] => 2006-08-11 00:00:00
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[Title] => CPPC won't shut down power plant
[Summary] => The Cebu Private Power Corporation called off the scheduled shut down of their plant on Saturday after an emergency with Governor Gwendolyn Garcia, Energy Regulatory Commission and Visayan Electric Company Officials last night.
Alarmed by the looming power crisis in Cebu, Garcia called an emergency meeting last night to solve the dispute between the CPPC and VECO.
"Both parties have agreed that CPPC will not shut down on November 26," VECO spokesperson Ethel Natera told The Freeman. Natera however said she does not have specific details about the agreement yet.
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[Title] => CPPC won't shut down power plant
[Summary] => The Cebu Private Power Corporation called off the scheduled shut down of their plant on Saturday after an emergency with Governor Gwendolyn Garcia, Energy Regulatory Commission and Visayan Electric Company Officials last night.
Alarmed by the looming power crisis in Cebu, Garcia called an emergency meeting last night to solve the dispute between the CPPC and VECO.
"Both parties have agreed that CPPC will not shut down on November 26," VECO spokesperson Ethel Natera told The Freeman. Natera however said she does not have specific details about the agreement yet.
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[Title] => Davao power firm ups rate
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY — Davao City residents will be paying at least P.1927 per kilowatt hour (kwH) more in their electricity bills as the Davao Light and Power Co. (DLPC) implements the increase next month after holding it back for 11 years.
Alfonso Aboitiz, DLPC president and chief executive officer, said the company can no longer postpone the power rate increase since the National Power Corp. (Napocor) has been imposing an average increase of 12.7 percent yearly on power utilities.
[DatePublished] => 2004-01-10 00:00:00
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[Title] => Duterte gets ready for war
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY — As the United States mounts its war posturing against Iraq, this city’s mayor is himself getting ready for war.
Mayor Rodrigo Duterte has laid down contingency measures should President George Bush give the green light for war against Iraq’s Saddam Hussein.
In fact, he has created a crisis management committee, led by Davao Light and Power Co. president Alfonso Aboitiz with representatives from both government and private sectors.
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[Title] => Davao power firm seeks rate increase
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY — The Davao Light and Power Co. (DPLC) has applied with the Energy Regulatory Commission for a rate increase of 24 centavos per kilowatt-hour (kwh).
DPLC, according to its president Alfonso Aboitiz, has had no rate hikes for 10 years because of "prudent management" but has to effect an increase now to meet "the prevailing cost of delivering efficient electric service."
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ALFONSO ABOITIZ
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[Title] => NLRC moves to settle complaint vs. VECO
[Summary] => The Regional Arbitration Board of the National Labor Relations Commission (NLRC) formally started a mandatory conference for a possible settlement of the case on illegal dismissal filed against the Visayan Electric Company by its 63 employees.
Labor Arbiter Julie Rendoque gave both parties time to settle the case during the mandatory conference that was reset to August 24.
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[Title] => CPPC won't shut down power plant
[Summary] => The Cebu Private Power Corporation called off the scheduled shut down of their plant on Saturday after an emergency with Governor Gwendolyn Garcia, Energy Regulatory Commission and Visayan Electric Company Officials last night.
Alarmed by the looming power crisis in Cebu, Garcia called an emergency meeting last night to solve the dispute between the CPPC and VECO.
"Both parties have agreed that CPPC will not shut down on November 26," VECO spokesperson Ethel Natera told The Freeman. Natera however said she does not have specific details about the agreement yet.
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[Title] => CPPC won't shut down power plant
[Summary] => The Cebu Private Power Corporation called off the scheduled shut down of their plant on Saturday after an emergency with Governor Gwendolyn Garcia, Energy Regulatory Commission and Visayan Electric Company Officials last night.
Alarmed by the looming power crisis in Cebu, Garcia called an emergency meeting last night to solve the dispute between the CPPC and VECO.
"Both parties have agreed that CPPC will not shut down on November 26," VECO spokesperson Ethel Natera told The Freeman. Natera however said she does not have specific details about the agreement yet.
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[Title] => Davao power firm ups rate
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY — Davao City residents will be paying at least P.1927 per kilowatt hour (kwH) more in their electricity bills as the Davao Light and Power Co. (DLPC) implements the increase next month after holding it back for 11 years.
Alfonso Aboitiz, DLPC president and chief executive officer, said the company can no longer postpone the power rate increase since the National Power Corp. (Napocor) has been imposing an average increase of 12.7 percent yearly on power utilities.
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[Title] => Duterte gets ready for war
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY — As the United States mounts its war posturing against Iraq, this city’s mayor is himself getting ready for war.
Mayor Rodrigo Duterte has laid down contingency measures should President George Bush give the green light for war against Iraq’s Saddam Hussein.
In fact, he has created a crisis management committee, led by Davao Light and Power Co. president Alfonso Aboitiz with representatives from both government and private sectors.
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[Title] => Davao power firm seeks rate increase
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY — The Davao Light and Power Co. (DPLC) has applied with the Energy Regulatory Commission for a rate increase of 24 centavos per kilowatt-hour (kwh).
DPLC, according to its president Alfonso Aboitiz, has had no rate hikes for 10 years because of "prudent management" but has to effect an increase now to meet "the prevailing cost of delivering efficient electric service."
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