Philippine Electricity Rates Expected to Rise in April Due to Middle East Conflict

The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) announced that electricity rates in the Philippines are projected to increase in April, primarily attributed to the ongoing Middle East conflict and the depreciation of the peso against the dollar.

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ERC sees power rate increase in April

Electricity rates are expected to rise in April due to the ongoing Middle East conflict and the peso’s decline against the dollar, according to Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) Chair Francis Saturnino Juan. In an interview over Super Radyo dzBB of GMA News, Juan assured consumers that electricity supply is stable. “For now, we’re seeing that

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Philippine Electricity Rates Expected to Rise in April Due to Middle East Conflict

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