MORE POWER prexy welcomes removal of VAT on systems loss, DOE Sec Garin says power generation at fault on Visayas power woes





Iloilo City - MORE Power President and CEO Mr. Roel Castro is finally seeing some positive development amidst the power crisis affecting the country.

Negros Power compliant with allowable system losses cap, ERC clarifies




The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) on Monday clarified that Negros Electric and Power Corp. (NEPC) was operating well within its allowable system losses cap after being wrongly identified as noncompliant with the cap for private distribution utilities (DUs).

Feed Mill and Coconut Oil Manufacturer in Pavia, Iloilo Join MORE Power



PAVIA, ILOILO — Two major businesses in Pavia, Iloilo - Vitarich Corporation and Visayas Coco Development Incorporated, have recently chosen MORE Electric and Power Corporation (MORE Power) as their electric distribution partner.

Iloilo City Police Office Recognizes MORE Power Among Important Community Partners in 31st PCR Month Culmination


ILOILO CITY—The Iloilo City Police Office gathered its stakeholders, partners and police personnel as the city’s top cop recognized the agency’s outstanding police stations and community partners.

Among its esteemed guests and speakers is MORE Electric and Power Corporation President and CEO Mr. Roel Z. Castro. 

Mang Inasal brings one-day Pork BBQ Blowout Delivery Edition this July 15




Missed the National Mang Inasal Pork BBQ Blowout Day? Don't worry—Mang Inasal is giving you another chance to enjoy its trending smoky-sweet, juicy-lambot Pork BBQ with the Pork BBQ Blowout Delivery Edition happening on July 15.

MORE power maintains historic low electricity price in Iloilo despite tax-inclusive rates



ILOILO CITY — Rising generation and transmission costs continue to push up power rates across the country, with distribution utilities affected whenever the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) places the Visayas under yellow or red alert. Manual load-shedding during these alerts, caused by supply shortfalls, has disrupted normal operations.