MANDAUE CITY, Cebu – The Cebu Electricity Rights Advocates (CERA), through its convenor Nathaniel Chua, has warned of a “critical” energy phase for Cebu in 2026 if the island-province continues to rely on “imported” power brought here through submarine cables. In a statement released on Tuesday, December 30, Chua said that having a critical power supply risk paralyzing the local economy. At the same time, this will also make Cebu vulnerable to the threats of fire. READ: Why power reliability is key to Cebu’s long-term urban development CERA CERA is a local group that is advocating for resilient power grids, […]... Keep on reading: Cebu group warns of 'critical' power supply in 2026