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[Title] => Akelco mulls 2-tiered power rate mechanism
[Summary] => Boracay, Aklan – Aklan Electric Cooperative (Akelco) is studying the possibility of applying for a two-tiered rate with the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) to improve the reliability of power supply in this island.
Akelco executive officer Enrico Bucoy said under the scheme, commercial and residential consumers would pay varying rates.
"Establishments that need better service such as five-star resorts which consume much more power have to be willing to pay more than residential consumers," Bucoy said.
[DatePublished] => 2004-04-26 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Donnabelle L. Gatdula
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[Title] => Transfer of 18-MW power plant to Boracay mulled
[Summary] => The government is looking at the possibility of transferring an 18-megawatt (MW) power plant of the San Roque multi-purpose project in Nueva Ecija to the island resort of Boracay to help alleviate the existing power problem in the tourist spot.
"We expect to finalize the plan within the next two weeks," a highly-placed source told The STAR.
"The plan is to transfer the power plant – local, stock and barrel – just like what we are going to do with the Pinamucan plant from Batangas to Dingle in Iloilo," the source said.
[DatePublished] => 2003-11-05 00:00:00
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NABAS AND NEW WASHINGTON
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[Title] => Akelco mulls 2-tiered power rate mechanism
[Summary] => Boracay, Aklan – Aklan Electric Cooperative (Akelco) is studying the possibility of applying for a two-tiered rate with the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) to improve the reliability of power supply in this island.
Akelco executive officer Enrico Bucoy said under the scheme, commercial and residential consumers would pay varying rates.
"Establishments that need better service such as five-star resorts which consume much more power have to be willing to pay more than residential consumers," Bucoy said.
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[Title] => Transfer of 18-MW power plant to Boracay mulled
[Summary] => The government is looking at the possibility of transferring an 18-megawatt (MW) power plant of the San Roque multi-purpose project in Nueva Ecija to the island resort of Boracay to help alleviate the existing power problem in the tourist spot.
"We expect to finalize the plan within the next two weeks," a highly-placed source told The STAR.
"The plan is to transfer the power plant – local, stock and barrel – just like what we are going to do with the Pinamucan plant from Batangas to Dingle in Iloilo," the source said.
[DatePublished] => 2003-11-05 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
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[AuthorName] => Donnabelle L. Gatdula
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