9621 Agnes Crossing, Lake Suzanneview, New Mexico Island 84604-9295.
MORE Electric and Power Corporation (MORE Power) has assured Iloilo City residents and businesses that it is fully prepared to meet the city’s increasing electricity demand. MORE Power president and chief executive
MORE Electric and Power Corporation (MORE Power) is making efforts to promote renewable energy through streamlined net-metering and distributed energy resource (DER) processes. Manila Standard reported that on November 11, MORE Power
MORE Electric and Power Corporation (MORE Power) has linked its first customer to Iloilo City’s new underground distribution system (UDS), advancing urban electric power distribution in the city. Manila Standard reported that
MORE Electric and Power Corporation is seeking approval from the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) to recover over Php 115 million from its customers through an automatic cost adjustment spread over three years.
Senate public services committee chair Sen. Grace Poe said the energy industry would benefit from the entry of qualified private companies to deal with the nation’s challenges with power generation and delivery
The Iloilo Regional Trial Court (RTC) has instructed the court’s sheriff to transfer the possession of assets from the Panay Electric Co. (PECO) to rival firm More Electric Power Corp. (MORE). According
The Department of Energy (DOE) vehemently stated that it will not meddle with the legal dispute between the Panay Electric Co. (PECO) and MORE Electric and Power Corp, (MORE) over power distribution
The Department of Energy (DOE) asserted that it will not allow the legal dispute between Panay Electric Co. (PECO) and MORE Electric and Power Corp. (MORE) to affect the power supply in
The Iloilo City government conveyed that Panay Electric Co. (PECO) needed to settle P90-M worth of unpaid real-estate taxes before it can renew its business permit. City government’s Business Permits and Licensing
MORE Electric and Power Corp. (MEPC) allotted P1.7 B to modernize electricity distribution facilities in Iloilo City for the next three years. MEPC President Roel Castro stated in a BusinessMirror report that
