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Iloilo, Cebu, and the wider Philippines are pursuing major power infrastructure projects, including a P44-billion interconnection project and a P11-billion transmission line project managed by NGCP.

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  1. DOE plans temporary power barges to bridge the power gap in the Visayas region.

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1 report, 1 independent, last reported Jul 4. The briefing below covers this first event.

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Iloilo, Cebu, and the wider Philippines are pursuing major power infrastructure projects, including a P44-billion interconnection project and a P11-billion transmission line project managed by NGCP.

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  1. Specific power dependencies are identified, showing Panay relies on Negros for baseload power and Cebu imports electricity from Mindanao.Sub-event
  2. PNB is backing a solar energy project in Iloilo, contributing to the region's national energy security goals.Sub-event
  3. Iloilo and Cebu are involved in a major national power transmission project overseen by NGCP.1 source

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