BACOLOD City – At least 5,000 consumers were found without legal electric meters, and 80,000 electrical lines were unsealed, under the franchise area of the Central Negros Electric Cooperative (Ceneco) in this city. Negros Electric Power Cooperative (NEPC) president Roel Castro revealed this during the Negros Island Power Forum on Wednesday in Bacolod City. According to […]
Over 5K households in Bacolod lack legal power connections
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