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Fifteen barangays in Albay and Sorsogon will soon enjoy electric services with
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and rehabilitation by the National Electrification Administration (NEA).
NEA Administrator Conrado Estrella III turned over the checks to electric
cooperatives during a week-long swing of the Bicol region.
"The NEA is addressing the need of farming communities, the consumer base of
electric co-ops, for electricity to power their post-harvest facilities and
processing plants and, thus, boost their productivity and income,
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The National Electrification Administration (NEA) aims to energize all
Philippine barangays within five years and achieve a 100-percent household
power coverage by 2018, Administrator Conrado Estrella said yesterday.
Estrella, citing the agency's goal to energize to 10,125 barangays until 2005
-- or 2,025 barangays a year, stressed the need to scout for more funding
opportunities, and farm out energization projects to either private
investor-owned utilities (PIOUs) and local government-run utilities (LGUs).
Technology transfer between and among electric distribution utilities
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The National Electrification Administration (NEA) will undertake a valuation
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(Daneco) in the face of a proposed buy-in by Aboitiz Power Corp.
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Remote barangays in six Pampanga towns are the latest beneficiaries of the
government's revitalized energization program being implemented by the National
Electrification Administration (NEA) through 119 electric cooperatives
nationwide.
NEA Administrator Conrado Estrella III the other day released subsidy checks to
the Pampanga Electric Cooperative (PELCO I) in simple ceremonies at its
headquarters in Mexico town to shore up its existing lines and extend its
services to other areas not yet energized.
Rep. Oscar Rodriguez (3rd district), the mayors of Mexico, Magalang, Sta.
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The National Electrification Administration has embarked on a massive systems
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NEA Administrator Conrado Estrella III announced yesterday.
Estrella said that the reduction of systems loss would enable electric
cooperatives to provide reliable and affordable power and help boost
agricultural productivity, pave the way for investments, and make the Filipino
people competitive in the new century.
"Electricity is not only a vital cog in economic progress but also the spark
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ADMINISTRATOR CONRADO ESTRELLA
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Fifteen barangays in Albay and Sorsogon will soon enjoy electric services with
the release of subsidy funds for line expansion and loans for system upgrading
and rehabilitation by the National Electrification Administration (NEA).
NEA Administrator Conrado Estrella III turned over the checks to electric
cooperatives during a week-long swing of the Bicol region.
"The NEA is addressing the need of farming communities, the consumer base of
electric co-ops, for electricity to power their post-harvest facilities and
processing plants and, thus, boost their productivity and income,
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[Summary] =>
The National Electrification Administration (NEA) aims to energize all
Philippine barangays within five years and achieve a 100-percent household
power coverage by 2018, Administrator Conrado Estrella said yesterday.
Estrella, citing the agency's goal to energize to 10,125 barangays until 2005
-- or 2,025 barangays a year, stressed the need to scout for more funding
opportunities, and farm out energization projects to either private
investor-owned utilities (PIOUs) and local government-run utilities (LGUs).
Technology transfer between and among electric distribution utilities
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[Summary] =>
The National Electrification Administration (NEA) will undertake a valuation
to determine the true worth of the Davao del Norte Electric Cooperative
(Daneco) in the face of a proposed buy-in by Aboitiz Power Corp.
[DatePublished] => 2000-02-01 00:00:00
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[Title] => NEA energizes remote Pampanga barangays
[Summary] =>
Remote barangays in six Pampanga towns are the latest beneficiaries of the
government's revitalized energization program being implemented by the National
Electrification Administration (NEA) through 119 electric cooperatives
nationwide.
NEA Administrator Conrado Estrella III the other day released subsidy checks to
the Pampanga Electric Cooperative (PELCO I) in simple ceremonies at its
headquarters in Mexico town to shore up its existing lines and extend its
services to other areas not yet energized.
Rep. Oscar Rodriguez (3rd district), the mayors of Mexico, Magalang, Sta.
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[Summary] =>
The National Electrification Administration has embarked on a massive systems
loss reduction program while intensifying efforts to energize more rural areas,
NEA Administrator Conrado Estrella III announced yesterday.
Estrella said that the reduction of systems loss would enable electric
cooperatives to provide reliable and affordable power and help boost
agricultural productivity, pave the way for investments, and make the Filipino
people competitive in the new century.
"Electricity is not only a vital cog in economic progress but also the spark
plug for research, science,
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