Negros Power to Upgrade Transformers in the Philippines for Better Power Supply
Negros Power will upgrade distribution transformers in Bacolod City, Philippines, on March 14 to enhance electricity reliability and prevent outages. The improvements are part of the company's five-year modernization plan to strengthen the region's power supply.
The upgrades will take place in Eroreco Subdivision, Brgy. Mandalagan, where a 37.5KVA transformer will be replaced with a 75KVA unit. In Florenceville, Brgy. Tangub, a 25KVA transformer will be upgraded to 50KVA, along with the installation of a new 40ft concrete pole. Ramylu Drive, Brgy. Tangub, will also see an upgrade from a 25KVA to a 50KVA transformer. In Phase 5, Brgy. Handumanan, a 15KVA transformer will be replaced with a 50KVA unit.
Temporary power interruptions will occur in these areas to facilitate the work. Negros Power acknowledges the inconvenience and appreciates the public's cooperation as it works toward a more stable and efficient power grid for Bacolod.
Negros Power, officially known as Negros Electric and Power Corporation (NEPC), is an electricity distribution company in the Philippines serving Bacolod City and surrounding areas. Formed through a joint venture between Primelectric Holdings Inc. and CENECO, the company is focused on modernizing the region's power infrastructure. With a five-year rehabilitation plan in place, Negros Power aims to enhance grid reliability, reduce outages, and provide more efficient electricity services to consumers.
