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00:00 Brownouts are possible. Electric bill payers could also grow.

00:05 That's what the consumer is hoping for with the low supply of electricity.

00:10 Maki Polito is on the spot.

00:12 On the fourth day, until last night, the Luzon and Visayas grid was on a red and yellow alert.

00:21 More than 30 plants were forced outage or suddenly damaged, so the supply of electricity was low.

00:27 Brownouts are possible if there's a red alert, but aside from that,

00:31 consumers could also increase the electric bill, even if it's not that high.

00:36 To increase the supply, electricity is also being bought from Malaya Oil Fired Power Plant,

00:42 which is more expensive because it's run by Crudo.

00:44 The cost of Crudo used by the generators of their big customers

00:52 under the Interruptible Load Program will also be added to the generation charge that Meralco is single-handedly using.

00:54 The generators are being used so that they won't be able to steal from the running out of electricity.

01:00 The Energy Department has a policy to reduce the bill for electricity,

01:04 so that it won't be able to increase the high demand.

01:06 We reduce our power consumption during the peak hours.

01:14 Whenever the demand increases and we have to run the more expensive oil-based power plants,

01:27 then that would be reflected in our bills at the end of the period.

01:35 Electric bill could also increase if the price of electricity in the spot market is high due to forced outage.

01:41 The Energy Department said they will know if there is a breach to pay for electricity

01:45 with the help of artificial intelligence and big data analytics.

01:49 If the results of the study show a correlation on aberrant behavior,

01:57 then that is going to be brought to the attention of both the Energy Regulatory Commission

02:04 and the Philippine Competition Commission.

02:09 Contingency plans also avoided the effect of a drop in the grid of 1,800 megawatts due to forced outage.

02:15 But because almost every heat is lacking, the DOE admitted that additional plants are needed.

02:23 What we have experienced is that some power plants or proposed power plants, for example, are facing delays

02:32 because of delays in the issuance of permits.

02:37 The plants that are forced outage are now growing one by one and are expected to increase in the weekend.

02:43 I hope that there will be no more mistakes, especially since the demand is expected to increase.

02:49 But the brownout is a vicious one and many businesses are suffering, like the welder, Junel.

02:55 We will lose our livelihood because there is no electricity.

02:59 We have a family. Of course, we feed our family.

03:03 For GMA Integrated News, Mackie Polido, for Tutok, 24 hours.

03:08 (music)

Singil sa kuryente, posibleng magmahal dahil sa ibang pinagkukunan ng kuryente | 24 Oras

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