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Boosting Electricity Stability ERC Approves Four NGCP Projects Worth P5.01 Billion

As technology continues to drive innovation and advancement, it is essential that our energy infrastructure keeps pace with the growing demands of a rapidly changing world. In a move that will stabilize electricity supply in key regions of the Philippines, the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) has approved four projects by the National Grid Corp. of the Philippines (NGCP), worth P5.01 billion.

These projects are critical for ensuring that the country's energy needs are met as it continues to grow and develop. With a focus on stability and reliability, these initiatives will prevent power outages, support economic growth, and enhance grid resilience.

### What Do These Projects Entail?

The approved projects include

1. Granada Substation A 230-kV substation in Bacolod that will address overloading issues and serve as a new connection point for customers in Negros Occidental.
2. Sumangga Substation A 138-kV substation in Ormoc that will prevent power overloading in the Ormoc-Baybay line, ensuring stable supply to the region.
3. La Carlota Substation Another 138-kV substation in Negros Occidental that will prevent overloading of the Bacolod-San Enrique line and support power supply in the region.
4. Nagsaag-Tumana Transmission Line A 69-kV transmission line in Pangasinan that will meet growing demand in Eastern Pangasinan and end overloading of the Nagsaag-Umingan line.

### Deadlines for Completion

To ensure timely completion, the ERC has set specific deadlines for each project

1. Granada Substation August 31, 2028
2. La Carlota Substation August 31, 2028
3. Sumangga Substation March 31, 2028
4. Nagsaag-Tumana Transmission Line November 30, 2025

### Why Are These Projects Important?

These projects are crucial for the stability of electricity supply in key regions of the Philippines. By addressing overloading issues and increasing transmission capacity, these initiatives will

Prevent power outages and brownouts
Support economic growth by ensuring stable energy supply for industries and households
Enhance grid resilience, reducing the risk of cascading failures

In conclusion, the approval of these four NGCP projects is a significant step towards ensuring that the Philippines' energy infrastructure meets the demands of a growing population. By prioritizing stability and reliability, we can create a more sustainable future for our communities.

Key Takeaways

The ERC has approved four NGCP projects worth P5.01 billion to boost electricity stability in key regions.
The projects include substation upgrades and transmission line expansions.
Deadlines for completion range from November 2025 to August 2028.
These projects are critical for preventing power outages, supporting economic growth, and enhancing grid resilience.

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