NOCECO Rates Decreases for March 2025 Billing Month
NOCECO is pleased to announce that residential electricity rates will decrease for the March 2025 billing month. This reduction, primarily due to lower transmission and systems loss charges, will result in a saving of Php 0.6030 per kilowatt-hour, setting the total rate at Php 13.9595 per kilowatt-hour.
Member-Consumer-Owners (MCOs) will see an increase in Universal Charges, driven by the Energy Regulatory Commission's (ERC) approval of Case No. 2023-096 RC. This authorizes Transco to raise its collection from Php 0.0838 to Php 0.1189 per kilowatt-hour.
However, as we approach the hotter months, we anticipate a surge in electricity demand and potential supply constraints. We encourage everyone to be mindful of their energy consumption to help manage costs and ensure stable supply.
NOCECO's Distribution, Supply, and Metering (DSM) charges have remained stable since February 2010. This means that despite the changes in other components of your bill, DSM charges remain consistent.
NOCECO remains committed to providing reliable electricity service at the most affordable cost possible. We are continually seeking solutions to minimize the impact of fluctuating electricity prices on our valued MCOs.
Signed
ENGR. DOMINGO S. SANTIAGO, JR.
Project Supervisor / Acting General Manager
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