
Originally published byPhilippine Daily Inquirer
MANILA, Philippines — The National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) has clarified that they are only able to transmit power to the country’s grid lines when it is available or if there is something to send, as the House of Representatives started its investigation on the May 13 brownouts. In a statement delivered on Tuesday, before the House committee on energy and the committee on legislative franchises, NGCP president and chief executive officer Anthony Almeda explained that the Luzon grid remained intact even with the tripping of two 500 kilovolt (kV) lines—the Dasmariñas-Ilijan and Ilijan-Tayabas lines—by morning of May […]...
Keep on reading: NGCP clarifies: We can only transmit power if it’s available
Keep on reading: NGCP clarifies: We can only transmit power if it’s available
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