In times of energy shortage, the energy-generating facility shall prioritize up to twenty-five percent (25%) of its contracted or available capacity (whichever is lower) which shall be delivered to the appropriate electric utility for distribution to the official resettlement/relocation sites of the community and people affected, and thereafter, to the relevant host LGU or host region in the following order of radiating benefit: (i) power circuits in direct contact with the host barangay; (ii) power circuits in direct contact with the host municipality or city; (iii) power circuits in direct contact with the host province; and (iv) power circuits in direct contact with the host region. The remaining seventy-five percent (75%) shall be dispatched to the grid so as not to unreasonably deprive other municipalities, cities, provinces, or regions of their energy requirements. Towards this end, the energy generating facility, NPC, the relevant electric utility, and such other party that may be contractually involved with the generation, transmission, and distribution of power shall reach an agreement to ensure the implementation of this benefit, which agreement shall be approved by the DOE. The NPC, unless another government owned and/or controlled corporation engaged in energy projects is designated by the Secretary of the DOE, shall effect the prioritization of load dispatch benefit in the absence of a power purchase agreement or arrangement between the power producer and the electric utility in the relevant resettlement/relocation sites or host LGU/s. O COTELCO AT MGA MAHAL NAMING HINALAL NA MGA OPISYALES, ANO PA ANG HINIHINTAY NYO???? SHOW YOUR SHADOWS NOW. O BAKA INCREASE NA NAMAN ANG NASA ISIP NATIN. DIYAN KASI TAYO MAGALING. NO TO MODULAR DIESEL PLANT! NO TO ADDITIONAL COST! THAT WOULD BE AN INSULT TO COTABATENOS WHOSE PROVINCE IS SO RICH IN NATURAL SOURCES OF COST EFFICIENT ENERGY SUCH AS HYDRO, GEOTHERMAL & BIOMASS NOW BEING ABUSED BY THE OLIGARCH OF MANILA.
Posted on: Wed, 04 Sep 2013 11:08:12 +0000
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