MANILA, Philippines — The National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) announced that the overall average transmission rate reflected in consumers’ electricity bills will increase in February 2026. According to the NGCP in a statement, overall average transmission rate for February 2026 increased by 13.55 percent from P1.3455/kilowatt per hour (kWh) to P1.5279/kWH. “Power consumers may see an increase in transmission charges reflected in their February 2026 electric bills,” the NGCP said in an advisory. READ: Power supply normal post-Crising, says NGCP The NGCP also said that the current Ancillary Services (AS), which cover the cost of services sourced from […]... Keep on reading: NGCP: Transmission rates up in February 2026 bills
DCFD reports ₱108 million in fire losses for January 2026, a sharp increase from ₱12M in 2025. Industrial warehouse fires drive the surge.
MANILA, Philippines — In support of ongoing efforts to curb illicit tobacco trade, PMFTC, Inc. has stepped up collaboration with the Philippine National Police (PNP) by turning over additional mobility assets to strengthen anti-smuggling operations. The company handed over 30 motorcycles and two rapid-response boats to help improve police deployment, enhance patrol efficiency, and expand operational reach in urban centers as well as coastal communities vulnerable to illicit trade activities. The turnover event, held on February 12 at Camp Crame in Quezon City and attended by PNP chief, Gen. Jose Melencio Nartatez, Jr., underscores PMFTC’s continued partnership with authorities in […]... Keep on reading: PMFTC strengthens collaboration with PNP in anti-illicit trade drive
PRO-Davao investigates the death of PLtCol Deozar Almasa at Camp Merecido. Authorities clarify no conclusion of foul play has been established.
Tumigil na ang paglabas ng kapital mula sa bansa matapos ang ilang buwang pagka-turn off ng foreign investors dahil sa flood control scandal. Tanda na nga ba ito ng pagbabalik ng kumpyansa ng mga investor sa Pilipinas? 'Yan ang tatalakayin ni NewsWatch Plus anchor
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MANILA, Philippines – Department of National Defense (DND) Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. said the five coastal surveillance radars, provided by the Japanese government through its Official Security Assistance (OSA) Program, can be readily integrated into the country’s existing military radar systems. “That has already been taken into account before the OSA has been granted, the integration problem has been worked on extensively. And the add-ons to these systems will always be interoperable with our main systems. Let’s put it that way,” he said when asked if there will be issues in the integration of these surveillance systems during an ambush interview […]... Keep on reading: Japanese radars can be integrated with existing PH systems –Gibo
PSSO to deploy 341 personnel for Chinese New Year at Bucana Bridge. Check road closure schedules for Feb 14–17 and the 6 PM lighting ceremony.
SCHEDULE: UAAP Season 88 volleyball tournament – first round MANILA, Philippines — Adamson isn’t just a one-man show–that’s what coach JP Yude wants to see from the Lady Falcons this UAAP Season 88 women’s volleyball tournament. All eyes will still be on star Shaina Nitura, who is coming off a record-breaking rookie season and fruitful Alas Pilipinas stint, but Yude is confident that the rest of the Lady Falcons will be able to contribute in their campaign. “I always tell the players that they should give their best. It’s not just one player who carries the team. It’s not always […]... Keep on reading: UAAP: Adamson Lady Falcons eye total team game, not solo act
Gov. Yvonne Cagas inaugurates ₱6.5M in potable water systems for Brgy. San Pedro and La Suerte, benefiting hundreds of households in Davao del Sur.