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Negros Power has announced a significant reduction in electricity rates for March 2025, offering financial relief to its customers. The decrease brings the average residential rate down to Php 11.4766 per kilowatt-hour (kWh), reflecting a notable drop of Php 0.6711 compared to the previous month. This development comes as welcome news to households and businesses […]
Negros Power reaffirmed its commitment to environmental sustainability and community service by actively participating in a coastal clean-up drive organized by the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) in Bacolod City. The initiative took place on March 12, 2025, at Purok Punta Balhas, Barangay Pahanocoy, and gathered nearly 300 volunteers from various organizations.
For decades, the residents of Purok Sunflower in Barangay Binubuhan lived without electricity, relying on kerosene lamps and makeshift lighting to get through the nights. Access to electricity, a basic necessity for many, remained an unattainable dream for this small yet resilient community. However, a new chapter began as Negros Power fulfilled its commitment to […]
Get ready to experience the future of mobility with Nissan Philippines at SM Bacolod Nissan Philippines is excited to announce its next stop on the Nissan Intelligent Mobility Tour at SM Bacolod from March 14 to 16. Attendees joining the event will have an opportunity to explore Nissan’s latest innovative vehicles, participate in exciting activities, […]
Women in the Philippines have made significant strides towards financial empowerment although barriers remain. This is according to new research by Sun Life Asia entitled Women’s Wealth in Focus: Building Confidence and Security, which interviewed over 3,000 female respondents to understand the financial attitudes, behaviours, and challenges of women across the Philippines, Hong Kong SAR, […]
A powerful tornado struck Murcia Road near the Negros Power substation on the afternoon of March 6, 2025, causing significant power disruptions in the area. The extreme weather event led to outages along the Bacolod-Alijis 69 kV sub-transmission line, affecting electricity supply to the Alijis and Murcia substations, as well as nearby communities.
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