Senator Joel Villanueva filed a resolution urging the committee on energy to conduct an inquiry on the Department of Energy’s programs, projects, and initiatives. | fargosinoinq
Villanueva lodged Senate Resolution No. 556 to help guarantee the country’s sufficient electricity supply throughout the year, “especially during peak seasons, and during unforeseen extreme weather events and similar calamities.”According to Villanueva’s filed resolution, the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines warned of tight power supply during the dry season as the DOE forecast showed that “there will be a total peak power supply demand for Luzon towards the end of May, which is 8.
Although the department said there will be no blackouts for the summer break, the resolution noted that power outages had already occurred in the provinces of Guimaras, Aklan, Antique, Capiz, and Iloilo in February.
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