IEMOP reports lower prices at spot market
The Independent Electricity Market Operator of the Philippines which runs the Wholesale Electricity Spot Market (WESM) said Tuesday electricity prices ...
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Meralco sees lower power rates in July as demand declines
Power retailer Manila Electric Co. forecasts electricity prices to go down this month amid to lower demand due to the ...
Read moreAverage electricity spot market prices ease as gas plants reopen
The Independent Electricity Market Operator of the Philippines said Tuesday average electricity prices at the spot market for Luzon and ...
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ERC starts review of secondary price cap at electricity spot market
The Energy Regulatory Commission said Monday it started the review of the secondary price cap imposed at the spot market, ...
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Spot market electricity prices rose in December on thin supply
Electricity prices at the Wholesale Electricity Spot Market went up slightly in December because of thin supply despite the lower ...
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Luzon grid faces ‘challenging’ power supply situation next year—Semirara
The Luzon grid faces a “challenging” situation next year as the power supply is expected to remain tight and electricity ...
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ERC offers solutions to help Batangas power consumers
The Energy Regulatory Commission on Friday proposed several solutions to help Batangas I Electric Cooperative, Inc. and its customers cope ...
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Expect higher electricity rates
“SMCGP is also investing in new, cleaner, natural gas capacities, to help smoothen the Philippines’ transition away from coal power, ...
Read moreElectricity spot market prices slightly decreased in May on adequate supply
The average electricity prices at the Wholesale Electricity Spot Market declined slightly to P6.21 per kilowatt-hour in May from P6.26 ...
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WESM spot prices increased in May
The average electricity prices at the Wholesale Electricity Spot Market, the trading floor of electricity, surged in May to nearly ...
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