House Deputy Majority Leader Erwin Tulfo and four other lawmakers have filed a resolution urging the House of Representatives to
conduct an immediate review and possible revocation of the franchises of the non-performing electric cooperatives, and the consideration of the entry of new electric cooperatives.
“Despite complaints about brownouts or power failure, these electric cooperatives continue to render poor services to their respective areas, and the consumers are just trying to endure,” Tulfo said in a statement on Tuesday.
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