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                    [Title] => 30¢ power rate cut to start August
                    [Summary] => The 30-centavo-per-kilowatt hour power reduction rate as provided for under the Electric Power Industry Reform Act or Republic Act 9136 will be implemed starting Aug. 26, the newly-created Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) announced yesterday.


Acting ERC Chairman Melinda Ocampo said the end-users in Metro Manila will be able to see in their billings the said 30-centavo reduction by August, at the latest.
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Acting ERC Chairman Melinda Ocampo said the end-users in Metro Manila will be able to see in their billings the said 30-centavo reduction by August, at the latest.
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"If they establish urgency, why not? But we need to verify the application carefully," said ERB Chairman Melinda Ocampo.
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The adjustment was approved by the ERB on the petition of Batelec II to reformat its rate and comply with the government’s prescribed guidelines. The order to adjust the rate was issued unanimously by all five ERB members led by Chairman Melinda Ocampo.
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Acting ERC Chairman Melinda Ocampo said the end-users in Metro Manila will be able to see in their billings the said 30-centavo reduction by August, at the latest.
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Acting ERC Chairman Melinda Ocampo said the end-users in Metro Manila will be able to see in their billings the said 30-centavo reduction by August, at the latest.
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"If they establish urgency, why not? But we need to verify the application carefully," said ERB Chairman Melinda Ocampo.
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The adjustment was approved by the ERB on the petition of Batelec II to reformat its rate and comply with the government’s prescribed guidelines. The order to adjust the rate was issued unanimously by all five ERB members led by Chairman Melinda Ocampo.
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