NEA extends P238-million loans to power co-ops in 5 months
The National Electrification Administration (NEA) released P238-million worth of loans, including calamity loans, to various electric cooperatives (ECs) in the
27, 239 lifeline MCOs, libre ang kuryente
Masayang ibinabahagi ng #SOCOTECO-I ang matagumpay na pag-papatupad ng #Pantawid Liwanag Program para sa billing months Marso at Abril kung kailan ipinatupad ang
NEA outlines new workplace dynamics for employees once lockdown eases further
The National Electrification Administration (NEA) is prepared to resume its “new normal” operations in its Quezon City office as soon
TUV-Rheinland extends SOCOTECO-I certification for ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System
The cooperative has secured a six-month extended validity of Certification for International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 9001:2015 for Quality Management
NEA: Typhoon Ambo’s damage to power co-ops hits P170M
The initial cost of damage incurred by electric cooperatives (ECs) from Typhoon “Ambo” has reached P170 million, the National Electrification
Task force sent to help restore power in Eastern, Northern Samar — NEA
Electric cooperatives in Eastern Visayas are sending a ‘power restoration rapid deployment’ (PRRD) task force this week to help re-establish
COLLECTION ADVISORY:
Bilang pakiki-isa sa ating mga Member-consumer-owners,ANG LAHAT NG SOCOTECO-I BILLS AY EXTENDED ANG DUE DATE HANGGANG MAY 29, 2020. *No
NEA: Power restoration ongoing in typhoon-hit areas
Damage assessment and power restoration efforts continue after Typhoon “Ambo” disrupted distribution services in several provinces, the National Electrification Administration
Power co-ops told to prepare for Tropical Depression ‘Ambo’
The National Electrification Administration (NEA) directed all electric cooperatives (ECs) to prepare and implement contingency measures to avert the possible
P295-M unreleased funds for electrification programs redirected to COVID-19 response — NEA
The National Electrification Administration (NEA) approved the discontinuance of P295-million worth of rural electrification programs this year to augment the