Posted March 25, 2014 as of 6:00 pm
Written by Gloria
Villas
The National Grid
Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) gave the Provincial Council or SP Aklan
an assurance that it will completely restore the electricity supply in the
province.
In line with
this, the Aklan Electric Copperative (AKELCO) is also confident that their
services will go back to normal by the end of March.
On the 10th
Regular SP Session this Wednesday, the NGCP led by Engr. Rey Jaleco and AKELCO
General Manager Chito Peralta, said that they will do their best to put back
the 138KV transmission lines’ service in Nabas Sub-station which in turn
provides electricity in Boracay.
According
to GM Peralta, AKELCO sources its supply from the 50MVA Sub-station Transformer
at Panit-an, Capiz, while it is transmitted though the 69KV transmission lines.
Jaleco
added that AKELCO’s current peak power demand is 43.69MW and the 69KV line only
provides 87.1 of what the cooperative needs, half of which is consumed by
Boracay Island.
Meanwhile,
Vice Governor Gabrielle Calizo-Quimpo has earlier expressed concern over the
rehabilitation and restoration project of energy authorities particularly this
peak season.
Translated
by Shelah Casiano
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