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Member-Consumer Services Section
SERVICE APPLICATION
• Applicant must secure approve electrical permit for service connection from local government units/agencies:
a) Office of the Building Official (OBO) - Bacolod
b) Bacolod Housing Authority (BHA) – for socialized housing unit
c) City/Municipal Engineer’s Office – for CENECO Sub-offices
NOTE:
1. Applicant is encourage to visit CENECO first before starting and securing
electrical permit for service connection to be properly advised on the installation
of service entrance and prescribed location of metering facilities accessible to
meter reading and maintenance of CENECO.
2. BHA applicants are required to submit:
(a) Certification from the developer,
(b) Line wiring diagram, and
(c) Vicinity map/location sketch.
• Authorized representative of OBO and BHA shall endorse approved electrical permits for service connection to the
Member-Consumers Services Section (MCSS)/ Member-Consumers Services (MCS) Coordinator.
MCS Coordinator shall check and encode electrical permits for service connection.
NOTE:
Electrical permit with 3-phase service connection/large size of service entrance wire shall be endorse to Systems Planning Division of the Engineering Department for load evaluation.
• Applicant shall request inspection of his/her electrical permit for service connection and must provide contact number.
- MCS Coordinator checks the location sketch specified in the electrical permit/plan.
If possible MCS Coordinator requires a clear sketch (with landmark as reference) on the proposed site/location of installation.
- Gives checklist/requirements for service connection to the applicant.
- Informs the applicant that the actual service entrance installation shall conform with the approved electrical permit/plan.
Such installation shall be done before the inspection of CENECO service installation inspector.
- After the orientation seminar, the applicant will be informed of the scheduled date of inspection. Also, the applicant is advised that his/her representative or private electrician must be present during inspection of CENECO.
- Informs the applicant that payment of service connection fees shall be done after inspection. Payment for such fees shall be based on the size of service entrance wire specified in the electrical permit and actual installation.
• CENECO Service Installatiion Inspector conducts field inspection on the service entrance installation. An inspection advice shall be given to the applicant/representative as to the result of inspection. If technical installation is approved, applicant is advised to process the service application and ready for payment the following day after inspection. If the application does not meet the technical requirements for service connection, the applicant is advised of the necessary changes and/or corrections. Instruction/drawing is given to the applicant for proper correction of his private electrician. Said applicant shall then inform CENECO if such correction has been made and shall request for a reinspection.
NOTE:
1. If no service entrance is installed upon inspection, the service application shall be return to OBO.
2. If the size of service entrance wire installed does not conform in the electrical permit/plan, the service application shall be return to OBO for correction.
• Applicant visits CENECO to process the service application and pay the fees for service connection:
- MCS Coordinator interview the applicant and submit the required documents
- Personally fill-up the application for service connection
- Clearance from Accounts Servicing Division of unpaid account, if any
- Clearance from Apprehension Section
- If approved electrical permit is Reconnection, clearance from the Meter Laboratory if proper endorsement of previous kwhr meter was made
- MCS Coordinator shall issue service order for payment of service connection fees. Payment of such fees is based on the actual size of service entrance wire as shown below.
- Issue laminated membership ID
- Sign the CENECO electric service contract.
Submit the following required documents for service application if approved after inspection and ready for payment.
a. 1 pc. – 1 x 1 picture
b. Certificate of Attendance to Consumers’ Orientation Seminar – photocopy
c. Any of the following documents as proof of ownership:
(a) Lot Title (TCT),
(b) Deed of Absolute Sale,
(c) Deed of Donation,
(d) Deed Assumption,
(e) Deed of Heirship,
(f) Certification if the property is acquired from the Bank/Pag-ibig/GSIS/SSS
d. If the applicant resides in a private lot/property, submit Certification from the lot owner to allow the applicant to have an electric service connection.
e. Informal settler shall secure Certification as proof of Right to Occupy from government-owned properties
(a) Brgy. Captain,
(b) Bacolod Housing Authority Head (BHA) – if awardee in a relocation site,
(c) President (Home-owners’ Assocation covered by Community Mortgage Program (CMP).
f. If the name of the applicant is a corporation, submit Board Resolution or Secretary’s Certificate,
authorizing the representative of the company/business establishment to sign the CENECO documents particularly the application for service connection and electric service contract.
g. If the name of the applicant is a business entity (single proprietorship and/or partnership), submit photocopy of business permit.
h. If the applicant is a lessee, submit photocopy of duly notarized Contract of Lease. The applicant and building/apartment owner shall sign the CENECO electric service contract.
i. Valid ID of the applicant/authorized representative (ex. SSS, GSIS, Driver’s License, Postal, Voter’s ID, Senior Citizen, School/Company) – photocopy
j. Fill-up application and Sign the CENECO electric service contract.
k. Payment of service connection fees.
Other documents shall be submitted by the applicant as recommended/required by CENECO service installation inspector and MCS Coordinator duly notarized by a lawyer:
- Right-of-Way
- Authority to tap on a private steel pole
- Waiver of Rights
- Special Power of Attorney (SPA)
- Affidavit of Undertaking
- Certification not to use welding machine (for temporary construction lightings application).
• MCS Coordinator shall process paid electrical permits for service connection.
- Assign account number for every paid permit for service connection (new).
- Submit service orders with attached electrical permit to Service Installation and Retirement Section (SIRS) of the Engineering Department for installation.
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RATES FOR SERVICE CONNECTION
CENECO SERVICE INSTALLATION INSPECTORS
CHANGE OF ELECTRIC BILLING NAME (NEW OWNER)
• The new owner/applicant shall apply for a change of billing name at CENECO Office - Member-Consumers Services Section (MCSS).
a. Must submit photocopy of electric bill and provide exact location sketch of the residence/commercial establishment.
A checklist of documentary requirements for such change shall be given to the applicant.
b. Attend a Consumers’ Orientation Seminar (Certificate of Attendance is given to the applicant after the seminar)
after which the applicant is inform on the schedule date of inspection.
• CENECO Service Installation Inspector shall conduct field inspection on the aforementioned site to establish proof of ownership.
• If approved after inspection, the new owner shall be required:
- Submit a photocopy of any of the following:
(1) Lot Title (TCT),
(2) Deed of Absolute Sale,
(3) Deed of Donation,
(4) Deed of Assumption and/or
(5) Certification if the property is acquired from the Bank/PAG-IBIG/GSIS/SSS.
- Submit 1 pc. – latest 1 x 1 picture
- Submit a photocopy of valid ID (ex. SSS, GSIS, Driver’s License, Postal, Voter’s ID, Senior Citizen, School/Company
- If the new owner/applicant is a corporation, submit Board Resolution / Secretary’s Certificate,
authorizing its representative/applicant to sign the CENECO electric service contract.
- If the applicant is a lessee, submit photocopy of duly notarized Contract of Lease.
The new owner/applicant and the building owner shall sign the CENECO electric service contract and have it notarized.
• Fill-up the application for service connection form and sign the CENECO electric service contract.
• Payment of Fees:
a. Membership Fee – P5.00,
b. Laminated CENECO ID – P75.00
c. Notarial Fee – P100.00
NOTE:
The applicant/new owner has the option to have the service contract notarized by CENECO’s lawyer or his/her own lawyer. The notarized contract must be submitted to CENECO.
• Change of billing name request shall be forwarded to Billing Section to effect such change.
• Other requests of the new owner for a change of billing name:
(a) With approved electric permit for reconnection/upgrading of service entrance, submit any of the following requirements to effect such change:
(1) Lot Title (TCT),
(2) Deed of Absolute Sale,
(3) Deed of Donation,
(4) Deed of Assumption and/or
(5) Bank Certification or
(5) Letter from the Building Owner to change the billing name of the previous tenant and submit photocopy of Contract of Lease.
(b) If the registered consumer (electric billing name) is in the name of a deceased parent,grandparent or relative,
the applicant shall submit photocopy of death certificate and Affidavit of Undertaking to absolve CENECO from whatever claims,
disputes or conflicts in the future, hence assuming sole responsibility for such claims, disputes or conflicts with CENECO
in connection with his/her electrical connection.
(c) The new owner is not allowed to request for a change of billing name if the billing name/registered consumer is an awardee
of the Bacolod Housing Authority (BHA) relocation site. The lot award/assignment is not transferable.
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VOLUNTARY RETIREMENT OF ELECTRIC SERVICE
AND REFUND OF METER/BILL DEPOSIT
1. Only the registered consumer is allowed to apply for the retirement of electric service for the following reason:
(a) Demolition of house/commercial establishment,
(b) Transfer of residence
(c) Cessation from using the particular electric service.
NOTE:
CENECO has the right to effect immediate retirement of electric service if there is a court decision/order.
2. CENECO Service Installation Inspector shall conduct field inspection.
3. If approved after inspection, the consumer fills-up service retirement form.
If the consumer is a lessee, the building owner shall sign the service retirement order for approval of such request.
4. MCS Coordinator shall then endorse the retirement order to Service Installation and
Retirement Section (SIRS) for the removal of electric service.
5. Private transformer of industrial (big load) consumer shall be subject for inspection
of the Systems Planning Division (SPD) of the Engineering Department before pull-out.
6. Refund of meter/bill deposit shall be done after pull-out of meter.
The original copy of the official receipt for payment of meter/bill deposit shall be submitted to
Member-Consumers Service Section (MCSS) to process such refund. Unpaid bills of the consumer,
if any, shall be deducted from the meter/bill deposit.
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REQUIREMENTS FOR APPLICATION
OF SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT (REPUBLIC ACT NO. 9994)
1. For Residential Senior Citizen Customers:
a. The monthly residential consumption
must not exceed one hundred (100) kwhs.
b. The kilowatt-hour meter of the residing senior citizen must have been registered in
his/her name for a period of not less than one (1) year, before discount can be granted.
c. Only one (1) senior citizen per household can avail of the discount regardless of the senior citizens residing therein.
d. The senior citizen should apply for the senior citizen discount personally or through an authorized representative and
must submit the following documentary requirements:
1. Proof of age and citizenship –
a. Birth Certificate or any proof of birth; or
b. Valid Senior Citizen’s Identification Card issued by the Office of
Senior Citizen’s Affairs (OSCA) in the city or municipality where the elderly resides; or
c. Philippine passport or any government identification card showing proof of age and citizenship
(ex. Driver’s License, Voter’s ID, SSS/GSIS, PRC Card, Postal ID).
2. Proof of residence –
a. Barangay Certificate; or
b. Duly notarized Affidavit of two (2) disinterested persons who have
known the senior citizen for not less than one (1) year.
3. Proof of billing –
a. Copy of electric bill issued in the name of the senior citizen.
4. Proof of authority (if a representative) –
a. Valid identification card of the representative; and/b>
b. Authorization letter duly signed or thumb-marked by the senior citizen end-user which shall be valid only
for a period of one (1) year from the date of issuance.
e. If approved after inspection, applicant is advised to process said application and submit all required documents.
2. For Senior Citizens Centers and Residential Care Facilities/institutions or Group Homes:
a. The senior citizens centers and residential care facilities/institutions
or group homes operators must submit photocopy of the approved Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) accreditation.
b. The facility must have been in operation for at least six (6) months and must have a separate meter
for said utilities/services.
c. Representative of senior citizen center/care facilities shall request for inspection at
CENECO office and submit photocopy of latest electric bill.
d. If approved after inspection, applicant/representative is advised to process said
application and submit the required documents.
NOTE:
RENEWAL OF APPLICATIONS FOR THE SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNTS –
Senior citizen end-users availing of the senior citizen discount must renew their application
with CENECO ANNUALLY to ensure that they remain eligible for the said benefits.
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CENECO'S Power Advisory
CENECO Maintenance Schedule
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ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY To ensure the stability of its distribution lines, Central Negros Electric Cooperative, Inc. (CENECO) will conduct line maintenance activities on the following schedules: Date: May 17, 2012 - Thursday Time: 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM Reason: · Replacement of rotten primary poles at Corner Narra – C. L. Montelibano Street, Barangay Villamonte, Bacolod City Areas affected: AGF4 From C-Cube Building to Prism Building, Hervias 1, Villamonte,
Date: May 18, 2012 - Friday Time: 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM Reason: · Replacement of rotten primary poles at Paglaum Street, Capitol Heights, Barangay Villamonte Areas affected: BF2 (the whole area from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM) whole area of Capitol Heights (remaining areas affected from 8:00 AM – 8:15 AM and 3:45 PM – 4:00 PM only) Capitol Hills, Fortune Towne, Brgy. Estefania, Greensville I, II, Capitol Heights Phase I, PHHC, Villa San Agustin, Royal Meadows, Sto. Niño Village
Time: 8:00 AM to 12:00 NN Reason: · Stringing armoring of 1 - span primary line and tapping of line extension serving Baronesa Metal to Alijis Feeder 5 · Tree trimming covering areas of Alijis Feeders 4, 5, and 6 Areas affected: AF4 Back of Alijis Substation, (Oriental & Motolite, A1 Gas, Viva, Alijis Road (from Alijis Substation to Airport Terminal), Bacolod Memorial Park, Asian Alcohol, Sasson Furniture, Jade Court II, VL Yap, Good Year and Teletech (Robinsons Metro)
AF5 From CENECO Alijis Station to A1 Gas, Viva Sr. Sto. Niño, CENECO Warehouse to May Quiachon, whole portion of Garces, dead end of primary line at Taculing Elementary School AF6 Mabini St. (from Libertad to San Sebastian St. including portion of Rosario St.), Bacolod City National High School, City Heights, BAC-UP 6, Espinos Village, Puentebella Subd., Rosario Heights, BM ACMA, Bakyas, JJ Gonzaga, CERES Motorpool, P & NB Subd., portion of Mansilingan, Brgy. Vista Alegre and BACIWA Vista Alegre Pumping Station
Affected member-consumers are advised to turn-off their electrical switch/es during the said power interruption for safety reasons. When electricity supply resumes, please provide allowance of about 10-15 minutes before switching on all electrical appliances and facilities to avoid power surge. For inquiries, please call your CENECO Call Center at telephone numbers 1621, 709- 1256, 709-1257 and 435-3640 to 55 local 259.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
The Management:
(SGD.) SULPICIO C. LAGARDE, JR. General Manager
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To ensure the stability of its distribution lines, Central Negros Electric Cooperative, Inc. (CENECO) will conduct line maintenance activities on the following schedules: Date: May 10, 2012 - Thursday Time: 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM Reason: · Replacement of rotten primary pole at Corner Narra – C. L. Montelibano Street, Barangay Villamonte, Bacolod City Areas affected: AGF4 From C-Cube to Prism Building, Hervias 1, Villamonte,
Date: May 11, 2012 - Friday Time: 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM Reason: · Replacement of rotten primary pole and conversion of primary assembly at Regent Pearl Homes, Alijis, Bacolod City · Tree trimming covering areas of DC1, DC2, DC3, Regent Pearl, Alijis, Bacolod City Areas affected: AF3 the whole areas of DC1, DC2, DC3, Regent Pearl, Alijis, Woodside
Affected member-consumers are advised to turn-off their electrical switch/es during the said power interruption for safety reasons. When electricity supply resumes, please provide allowance of about 10-15 minutes before switching on all electrical appliances and facilities to avoid power surge. For inquiries, please call your CENECO Call Center at telephone numbers 1621, 709-1256, 709-1257 and 435-3640 to 55 local 259.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
The Management:
(SGD.) SULPICIO C. LAGARDE, JR. General Manager
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To ensure the stability of its distribution lines, Central Negros Electric Cooperative, Inc. (CENECO) will conduct line maintenance activities on the following schedule: Date: May 11, 2012 - Friday Time: 6:00 AM to 7:00 AM Reason: · Load shifting to avoid unbalanced line current at Capitan Sabi Street, Talisay City Areas affected: TF1 North Side areas from Talisay substation to highway along Magsaysay
Road, TUP, Talisay High School (RBLMHS), Talisay Elem. School, Talisay Water
District, Carmela Valley Homes, TESDA, CENECO sub-office, Zone 4A, Zone 2,
Catabla, Baricutot, Gamboa Subd.,San Lorenzo Subd.,New City Hall, Villa
Carmela, Sitio Mambukog, Sitio Nacab, Hda. Buen Retiro, Sitio Bubog, Kooll Co.
Inc. Affected member-consumers are advised to turn-off their electrical switch/es during the said power interruption for safety reasons. When electricity supply resumes, please provide allowance of about 10-15 minutes before switching on all electrical appliances and facilities to avoid power surge. For inquiries, please call your CENECO Call Center at telephone numbers 1621, 709-1256, 709-1257 and 435-3640 to 55 local 259.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
The Management:
(SGD.) SULPICIO C. LAGARDE, JR. General Manager
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To ensure the stability of its distribution lines, Central Negros Electric Cooperative, Inc. (CENECO) will conduct line maintenance activities on the following schedule: Date: May 5, 2012 - Saturday Time: 8:00 AM to 5:00PM Reason: · National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) will conduct replacement of rotten 69KV T-poles along Bacolod – San Enrique 69KV transmission line · Replacement of rotten primary poles covering area of Sum-ag, Calumanggan, and Hilangban Feeders · Tree trimming covering Sum-ag, Calumanggan, and Hilangban Feeders Areas affected: Bacolod – San Enrique 69KV Transmission Line SF1 From Sum-ag Substation down along Abuanan Road to Sum–ag Highway to Medalla Elementary School near CEGASCO, Brgy. Pahanocoy, Pahanocoy Village (NHA Housing), Brgy. Road from Bangga Tomaro to Brgy. Cabug and along Circumferential Road from Araneta down to HJR Prawn Processing, Boundary of Bago City and Bacolod City including Fiesta Homes Subd., whole of Pta. Taytay Road including VMA, Prk. KBS and San Sebastian Village up to Pta. Taytay Elementary School
SF2 From Sum-ag Substation along Abuanan Road (Sum-ag) to portion of Bago, Brgy. Tabunan, Brgy. Dulao, Brgy. Atipuluhan and Brgy. Abuanan
CF1 Calumangan Substation to First Farmers Aqua Ventures, Crossing Kamatis, portion of Brgy. Sampinit, Brgy. Busay
CF2 Ma. Morena, Along Highway to Calumanggan Substation to Aguirre Rice Mill, Brgy. Calumangan, Brgy. Taloc to Bacolod – Bago boundary
HF1 Portion of Brgy Lag-asan, Brgy. Balingasag, Bago City College, Prk. Kapahuan 1 & 2, Bago City Hospital, Prk Santan, San Esteban Phase 2, Sta. Catalina Subdivision, Brgy. Sampinit
HF2 The whole area of Bago City including San Esteban Phase 1, Brgy. Poblacion, Pta. Playa, Prk. Batad, Prk. Malipayon
HF3 Crossing Ubay, Hda. Pili, Brgy. Pacol, Brgy. Bagroy, Brgy. Sagasa, Brgy. Caridad, Brgy. Allanza, Brgy. Don Jorge Araneta (Central Ma-ao)
HF4 Lag-asan relocation site, Brgy. Napoles, Brgy. Malingin, Crossing Mining, Brgy. Ma-ao, Brgy. Bacong, Brgy. Binobuhan, Brgy. Mailum, Brgy. Alijan, Viva Mineral Water, Buenos Aires Resort, PNOC-EDC Affected member-consumers are advised to turn-off their electrical switch/es during the said power interruption for safety reasons. When electricity supply resumes, please provide allowance of about 10-15 minutes before switching on all electrical appliances and facilities to avoid power surge. For inquiries, please call your CENECO Call Center at telephone numbers 1621, 709-1256, 709-1257 and 435-3640 to 55 local 259.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
The Management:
(SGD.) SULPICIO C. LAGARDE, JR. General Manager
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To ensure the stability of its distribution lines, Central Negros Electric Cooperative, Inc. (CENECO) will conduct line maintenance activities on the following schedule: Date: May 2, 2012 - Wednesday Time: 5:00 AM to 6:00AM Reason: · Conduct installation of 69KV line hose at Lizares – Mabini Streets, Bacolod City Areas affected: Power Barge 69KV Line AF1 Alijis, Bacolod Girl’s Home, Prk. Pag-asa, John B. Lacson College, Pauline Village, ECC Villas, Greenplains Subd., Araneta Highway (USIPHIL down to Tangub), TRANSCOM, Bel-Air Subd., Woodstock Subd., Villa Cristina Subd., Prk. 8 Baybay, Gardenville Subd., Florenceville, ManVille Subd. AF2 Portion of Alijis Road ( Alijis Substation to areas before Good Year ), Baronessa Metal Corp., part of Greenplains Subd., Araneta Street, Magsaysay Ave. to Sugarland Hotel, Luxur Place (former Bacolod Convention Plaza and Hotel), Teleperformance, Bacolod Police Station, Goldenfield Commercial Complex, Magsungay, Henrietta Village, Airport Subd., Calong- Calong, Villa Esperanza, Palmas Del Mar, Orient Marine, Villa Servando AF3 Alijis Road (from Alijis Substation to Murcia and Don Salvador Benedicto), Brgy. Handumanan, Prk. Gaisano, Celita Village, Negros Metal Corp., Baronessa Metal Corp., Cosmos Bottling, Hillside Subd., La Salle Ville, Hermelinda Homes, Pedrosa Village, St. Vincent's Subd., Paglaum Village, Manayaosayao-Gonzaga, Canlaon View Subd., Grandville Subd., Brgy. Mansilingan, Olympia Village, Lolita Heights, Regent Pearl-Alijis and Panaad Site. Whole of Murcia and Don Salvador Benedicto. (R14): Brgy. Alegria, Brgy. Sta. Cruz, CPAC (Central Philippine Adventist College) AF4 Back of Alijis Substation, (Oriental & Motolite, A1 Gas, Viva, Alijis Road (from Alijis Substation to Airport Terminal), Bacolod Memorial Park, Asian Alcohol, Sasson Furniture, Jade Court II, VL Yap, Good Year and Teletech (Robinsons Metro) AF5 From CENECO Alijis Station to A1 Gas, Viva Sr. Sto. Niño, CENECO Warehouse to May Quiachon, whole portion of Garces, dead end of primary line at Taculing Elementary School AF6 Mabini St. (from Libertad to San Sebastian St. including portion of Rosario St.), Bacolod City National High School, City Heights, BAC-UP 6, Espinos Village, Puentebella Subd., Rosario Heights, BM ACMA, Bakyas, JJ Gonzaga, CERES Motorpool, P & NB Subd., portion of Mansilingan, Brgy. Vista Alegre and BACIWA Vista Alegre Pumping Station AF7 New Coca - Cola Plant (Mansilingan) AGF1 Gonzaga (Substation – Lacson St.), Gonzaga St. (Gatuslao St. – Araneta St. & Gatuslao St. – Lacson St.), Mabini St. (Gonzaga St. – San Sebastian St.), San Sebastian St. (Mabini St. – Gatuslao St.), Gatuslao St. (San Sebastian St. – Galo St.), Luzuriaga St. (Gatuslao St. – Araneta St.), Cuadra St. (Gatuslao St. – Lacson St.), Rizal St. (Gatuslao St. – San Juan St.), Bay Center, Bishop’s Palace, San Sebastian Cathedral, DYAF – Radyo Veritas, GE Money Bank AGF2 Gonzaga Substation, Mabini St. (Gonzaga St. – San Sebastian St.), Luzuriaga St. (Mabini St. – Lacson St.), San Sebastian St. (Mabini St. – Lopez-Jaena St. & Mabini St. – Gatuslao St.), Lacson St (San Sebastian St. – Business Inn), Luzuriaga St. (Lacson St. – Gatuslao St.), Locsin St. (San Sebastian St. – Rosario St.), Libertad (from Taculing Road to Araneta), Mabini Street (San Sebastian to Lizares), Lizares Avenue (Lacson to UNO-R), Lizares Compound, NALCO Press, Araneta St. to Locsin St., Gatuslao St. (Libertad to San Sebastian), Planta Centro Bacolod Hotel & Residence AGF3 Mabini St. (from CENECO to Galo St.), Galo St. (from Mabini to Gatuslao), Locsin St. (from Galo to Rizal), Nueva St., Alisbo, PLDT, Philam Life, Provincial Hospital (now Western Visayas Regional Hospital), Cordova Road, Rizal St. (Mabini St. to Lopez-Jaena & Mabini St. to Lacson), Burgos St. (from Lacson – Circumferencial Road), Burgos Public Market, UWN, Galo BBB, portion of Circumferential Road, (From Burgos – Akishola Village), including Greensville III, , Villa Fe, Prk. Sabes, Prk. Tumpok, Prk. Active, Prk. Isla including portion of Ylac St., Villamonte, Lateral Burgos – Circumferencial Road going to North, Jollibee – Lopue’s East, Bacolod Public Cemetery, Bacolod Catholic Cemetery, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th Streets, Cottage Rd., LTO, Landbank, Hall Of Justice, SSS Building, 888 AGF4 Gonzaga (Substation – Lopez-Jaena St.), Lopez-Jaena St. (Gonzaga St. to Lopez-Jaena St. to Ceres Terminal North Drive), Galo St. (Lopez-Jaena – Mabini St.), Capitol Shopping , Portion of 6th St., Narra St. (Lopez-Jaena St. – Hervias & Lopez-Jaena St. before Negros Navigation Bldg.) West Negros University, Circle Inn, Malaspina St. (Lopez-Jaena St. – North Drive), North Drive (Malaspina St. – Narra Avenue), La Salle Subd., Narra Avenue (from 6th St. to Hervias Subd.), portion of 6th St., Malaspina St. (Hilado St. to WNC), WNC Gym, Tindalo St, YLAC (Caltex – C.L. Montelibano), St. Joseph High School, Villamonte, Portion of La Salle Subd, Chinese Temple, portion of BMMC (Burgos Entrance), Lopue’s East Building, Gonzaga Subd., Morata’s Photography, Burgos St. (from Circumferential Road to Lopez Jaena), Hilado St. (Burgos-Malaspina) AGF5 Gonzaga (Substation – Lopez-Jaena St.), Lopez-Jaena St. (Gonzaga St. – Rosario St.), Luzuriaga St. (Lopez-Jaena St.– Mabini St.), Rosario St. (Lopez-Jaena St. – Doña Juliana St.), Lizares St. (Libertad St. – before UNO-R), Libertad St. (Margarita – BAC-UP 6), City Engineer’s Compound, portion of City Heights, Taculing Road (BAC-UP 6 – Garces Subd.), Taculing Court, Sanitarium Hospital, St. Francis Subd., Purok 5, Puentebella, Sta. Lucia Village, Forest Park Village, Garces Subd., THASS II, Lizares Subd., part of City Heights AGF6 Gonzaga St. (Gonzaga Substation –Lopez Jaena St.), Doña Juliana Heights Subd., Sharina Heights, Las Palmas Subd., Prk. Jardine, Prk. CUbay, New Government Center (NGC), Panasiatic Solutions, East Block, Lopues East Annex (bowling center) RF1 San Sebastian Dawis, San Juan St. (from San Sebastian to Gonzaga St.), Sylvia Manor, portion of City Hall facing Luzuriaga, Plaza Mart, San Juan St. (Rizal St. – North Drive), South Capitol Road (San Juan St. – Lagoon), BREDCO, Reclamation Area, ., Northdrive (from Bat-os to San Juan St.), Bat-os Calamba, Prk. Datiles, San Juan St. (from Northdrive to Mandalagan Bridge), Brgy. 1, Bacolod Ice Plant, Sto. Niño Stop, Sta. Clara Phase II, Pepsi Cola Plant, Prk. Langis, San Mateo Village, NN Wharf up to Sitio Sibucao RF2 Lopue's San Sebastian, San Sebastian St. (from San Juan to Gatuslao St.), Araneta St. (Rodriguez Avenue – Gonzaga St.) Gaisano Dept. Store, part of Bacolod City Hall facing Araneta St. near Terry’s, Ballesteros St. RF3 Araneta St. (Rodriguez Avenue – Magsaysay), Grand Regal Hotel, Visayan Daily Star, DYRL, Rosario St. (Yulo to San Juan), Yulo’s Park, San Juan Street (Rosario St. to San Sebastian), ETCS RF4 SM City Bacolod
Affected member-consumers are advised to turn-off their electrical switch/es during the said power interruption for safety reasons. When electricity supply resumes, please provide allowance of about 10-15 minutes before switching on all electrical appliances and facilities to avoid power surge. For inquiries, please call your CENECO Call Center at telephone numbers 1621, 709-1256, 709-1257 and 435-3640 to 55 local 259.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
The Management:
(SGD.) SULPICIO C. LAGARDE, JR. General Manager
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To ensure the stability of its distribution lines, Central Negros Electric Cooperative, Inc. (CENECO) will conduct line maintenance activities on the following schedule: Date: April 29, 2012 - Sunday Time: 8:00 AM to 5:00PM Reason: · Conduct preventive maintenance at Lopez Substation, Hda. Maquina, Silay City · Conduct degasification of 5MVA Power Transformer at Silay Substation, Hda. Maquina, Silay City · Replacement of rotten 69KV Sub-Transmission Line poles from Silay Substation to Structure # 58, Hda. Santa Maria, Silay City · Conduct load shifting Silay Feeder – Lopez Feeder 2 to Panaogao Feeder 2 · Tree trimming covering area of Silay Feeders - Lopez Feeders 1, 2, and 3 Areas affected: LF1 Caneland (AIDSISA), Mansiguinon, Lantawan, Brgy. Guimbalaon, Brgy. Kapitan Ramon, Brgy. Patag LF2 Major portion of Silay Proper, Brgy. Mambulak, Brgy. Rizal, portion of Brgy. Lantad, portion of Brgys. 1,2,3,4 LF3 Hawaiian Central, Silay, Brgy. Balaring, Sitio Bungol, Sitio Mambag-id, Sitio Beraño, portion of Brgy. Lantad
Time: 8:00 AM to 8:30 AM Areas affected: PF2 From Panao-gao Substation – McKinley Gomez, Sta. Theresa Academy, Silay Institute, Equitable Bank, Ice Plant, CENECO (SFO), Sea View Subd., Highway (Sta Theresita – Sea View), Sitio Dacutan Dacu, Hofilenia Subd., Carmela Valley Silay, Hda. Consolacion, Brgy. Guinhalaran, Sea View, Buen Retiro
Affected member-consumers are advised to turn-off their electrical switch/es during the said power interruption for safety reasons. When electricity supply resumes, please provide allowance of about 10-15 minutes before switching on all electrical appliances and facilities to avoid power surge. For inquiries, please call your CENECO Call Center at telephone numbers 1621, 709-1256, 709-1257 and 435-3640 to 55 local 259.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
The Management:
(SGD.) SULPICIO C. LAGARDE, JR. General Manager
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To ensure the stability of its distribution lines, Central Negros Electric Cooperative, Inc. (CENECO) will conduct line maintenance activities on the following schedule: Date: April 24, 2012 - Tuesday Time: 6:00 AM to 7:00 AM Reason: · Conduct mid-span erection of one (1) 35 feet concrete primary pole and installation of one (1) 25 KVA private distribution transformer together with it accessories and string of service wires. Areas affected: AGF4 Gonzaga (Substation – Lopez-Jaena St.), Lopez-Jaena St. (Gonzaga St. to Lopez-Jaena St. to Ceres Terminal North Drive), Galo St. (Lopez-Jaena – Mabini St.), Capitol Shopping , Portion of 6th St., Narra St. (Lopez-Jaena St. – Hervias & Lopez-Jaena St. before Negros Navigation Bldg.) West Negros University, Circle Inn, Malaspina St. (Lopez-Jaena St. – North Drive), North Drive (Malaspina St. – Narra Avenue), La Salle Subd., Narra Avenue (from 6th St. to Hervias Subd.), portion of 6th St., Malaspina St. (Hilado St. to WNC), WNC Gym, Tindalo St, YLAC (Caltex – C.L. Montelibano), St. Joseph High School, Villamonte, Portion of La Salle Subd, Chinese Temple, portion of BMMC (Burgos Entrance), Lopue’s East Building, Gonzaga Subd., Morata’s Photography, Burgos St. (from Circumferential Road to Lopez Jaena), Hilado St. (Burgos-Malaspina)
Affected member-consumers are advised to turn-off their electrical switch/es during the said power interruption for safety reasons. When electricity supply resumes, please provide allowance of about 10-15 minutes before switching on all electrical appliances and facilities to avoid power surge. For inquiries, please call your CENECO Call Center at telephone numbers 1621, 709-1256, 709-1257 and 435-3640 to 55 local 259.
The Management:
(SGD.) SULPICIO C. LAGARDE, JR. General Manager
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To ensure the stability of its distribution lines, Central Negros Electric Cooperative, Inc. (CENECO) will conduct line maintenance activities on the following schedule: Date: April 15, 2012 - Sunday Time: 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM Reason: · Replacement of rotten primary poles fronting Bacolod Pavillon, Reclamation Area, Bacolod City · Tree trimming covering area of Reclamation Feeder 1 Areas affected: RF1 San Sebastian Dawis, San Juan St. (from San Sebastian to Gonzaga St.), Sylvia Manor, portion of City Hall facing Luzuriaga, Plaza Mart, San Juan St. (Rizal St. – North Drive), South Capitol Road (San Juan St. – Lagoon), BREDCO, Reclamation Area, Northdrive (from Bat-os to San Juan St.), Bat-os Calamba, Prk. Datiles, San Juan St. (from Northdrive to Mandalagan Bridge), Brgy. 1, Bacolod Ice Plant, Sto. Niño Stop, Sta. Clara Phase II, Pepsi Cola Plant, Prk. Langis, San Mateo Village, NN Wharf up to Sitio Sibucao
Affected member-consumers are advised to turn-off their electrical switch/es during the said power interruption for safety reasons. When electricity supply resumes, please provide allowance of about 10-15 minutes before switching on all electrical appliances and facilities to avoid power surge. For inquiries, please call your CENECO Call Center at telephone numbers 1621, 709-1256, 709-1257 and 435-3640 to 55 local 259.
The Management:
(SGD.) SULPICIO C. LAGARDE, JR. General Manager
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To ensure the stability of its distribution lines, Central Negros Electric Cooperative, Inc. (CENECO) will conduct line maintenance activities on the following schedule:
Date: April 1, 2012 - Sunday Reason: · Replacement of 2 defective current transformer units at Calumanggan Substation, Calumanggan, Bago City · Replacement of rotten poles at Brgy. Busay, Bago City · Tree trimming covering Calumanggan Feeders 1 and 2
Time: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Areas affected: CF1 Calumanggan Substation to First Farmers Aqua Ventures, Crossing Kamatis, portion of Brgy. Sampinit, Brgy. Busay
Time: 8:00 AM to 12:00 NN Areas affected: CF2 Ma. Morena, along Highway to Calumanggan Substation to Aguirre Rice Mill, Brgy. Calumangan, Brgy. Taloc to Bacolod – Bago boundary
Affected member-consumers are advised to turn-off their electrical switch/es during the said power interruption for safety reasons. When electricity supply resumes, please provide allowance of about 10-15 minutes before switching on all electrical appliances and facilities to avoid power surge. For inquiries, please call your CENECO Call Center at telephone numbers 1621, 709-1256, 709-1257 and 435-3640 to 55 local 259.
The Management: (SGD.) SULPICIO C. LAGARDE, JR. General Manager
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To ensure the stability of its distribution lines, Central Negros Electric Cooperative, Inc. (CENECO) will conduct line maintenance activities on the following schedule:
Date: March 31, 2012 - Saturday Time: 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM Reason: · Replacement of rotten primary poles at Corner Lacson – Luzuriaga Streets, Bacolod City Areas affected: AGF2 (areas affected from 8:00AM to 4:00PM) Portion from San Sebastian Street, to Rizal Street, to Gatuslao Street, Bacolod City
(areas affected from 8:00AM to 8:15AM and 3:45PM to 4:00PM only) Gonzaga Substation, Mabini St. (Gonzaga St. – San Sebastian St.), Luzuriaga St. (Mabini St. – Lacson St.), San Sebastian St. (Mabini St. – Lopez-Jaena St. & Mabini St. – Gatuslao St.), Lacson St (San Sebastian St. – Business Inn), Luzuriaga St. (Lacson St. – Gatuslao St.), Locsin St. (San Sebastian St. – Rosario St.), Libertad (from Taculing Road to Araneta), Mabini Street (San Sebastian to Lizares), Lizares Avenue (Lacson to UNO-R), Lizares Compound, NALCO Press, Araneta St. to
Locsin St., Gatuslao St. (Libertad to San Sebastian), Planta Centro Bacolod Hotel & Residence
Affected member-consumers are advised to turn-off their electrical switch/es during the said power interruption for safety reasons. When electricity supply resumes, please provide allowance of about 10-15 minutes before switching on all electrical appliances and facilities to avoid power surge. For inquiries, please call your CENECO Call Center at telephone numbers 1621, 709-1256, 709-1257 and 435-3640 to 55 local 259.
The Management:
(SGD.) SULPICIO C. LAGARDE, JR. General Manager
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About Us
The Central Negros Electric Cooperative, Inc. (CENECO) is one of the 119 electric cooperatives in the Philippines. It was incorporated on February 24, 1975 in Bacolod City, in the Province of Negros Occidental.
CENECO initially serviced Silay City; on May 16, 1976, it took over the electric system of the Municipality of Murcia. On June 1978, with the help of the national government, CENECO purchased and took over the A. S. Diaz Electric service (ASDES) which served Bacolod City and Talisay. The following year, on June 1979, CENECO took over the Bago Electric System and Ma-ao Electric System in Bago City.
At this time, CENECO's generating units were hard-pressed to keep up with the load demand of its coverage area. CENECO had to resort to load shedding, which included scheduled brownouts. The power shortage was relieved with the coming of the power barge from the National Power Corporation on June 16, 1981. This was stationed along Bacolod's Reclamation Area Project and augmented CENECO's electric power supply.
Beginning July 4, 1984, the Palinpinon Geothermal Power Plant started supplying power to CENECO. The plant, located in Brgy. Palinpinon not far from Dumaguete City, became the main source of power for Negros Island. It supplied CENECO, VRESCO, NOCECO, NORECO I and NORECO II.
CENECO suffered a major loss in its operations with the coming of Typhoon Ruping in November 1991. Almost half of CENECO's electric poles had to be replaced or repaired due to damage. The work was so extensive that normal operation was restored the following year in February.
Other typhoons also contributed their share to the damage and to the losses of the cooperative. Typhoon Puring in 1994 and Typhoon Pepang in 1995 caused setbacks to CENECO's efforts to recover.
In late 2001, CENECO was padlocked by the Bacolod City government over the cooperative's tax-exempt status, resulting in non-payment of franchise and other taxes, a dispute that was resolved with the intervention of the Department of the Interior and Local Government and the National Electrification Administration, which restored the status quo until the Supreme Court reaches a final decision.
The passage of R.A. 9136, otherwise known as the EPIRA 2001 or the Electric Power Industry Reform Act, has restructured the power situation in the country. This act has, among others, allowed the participation of the Independent Power Producers, the privatization of the National Power Corporation, and required the cooperatives and private distribution utilities to unbundle their power rates.
Brief History of CENECO
The Central Negros Electric Cooperative, Inc. (CENECO), was incorporated on February 24, 1975 in Bacolod City. The incorporating members of the Board of Directors are Plaridel G. Villadelgado, Jose V. Ramos, Fortunato D. Santiago, Pedro L. De Oca, Jr. and Manuel H. Celis, Jr.
CENECO initially serviced Silay city. On May 16, 1976, it took over the electric System of the Municipality of Murcia. In June 1978, with the help of the national government, CENECO purchased and took over the A. S. Diaz Electric service (ASDES) which served Bacolod City and Talisay. The following year, in June 1979, CENECO took over the Bago Electric System and Ma-ao Electric System in Bago City.
At this time CENECO's generating units were hard-pressed to keep up with the load demand of its coverage area. CENECO had to resort to load shedding which included scheduled brownouts. The power shortage was relieved with the coming of the Power Barge from the National Power Electrification on June 16, 1981. This was stationed along Bacolod's Reclamation Area Project and augmented CENECO's electric power supply.
Beginning July 4, 1984, the Palinpinon Geothermal Power Plant (PGPP) started supplying power to CENECO. The PGPP, located in Brgy. Palinpinon not far from Dumaguete City, became the main source of power for Negros Island. It supplied CENECO, VRESCO, NOCECO, NORECO I and NORECO II.
With the power situation stabilized and with the increasing number of members, they clamored for more representation in the Board of Directors. The General Assembly increased the number of Districts from five (5) to nine (9) Districts in 1987 and the first District Elections to fill up the new set-up were held the following year.
CENECO suffered a major loss in its operations with the coming of Typhoon Ruping in November, 1991. Almost half of CENECO's electric poles had to be replaced or repaired due to damage. The work was so extensive that normal operation was restored the following year in February.
Other typhoons also contributed their share to the damage and to the losses of the cooperative. Puring in 1994 and Pepang in 1995 caused setbacks to CENECO's efforts to recover.
On the political front, there was a misunderstanding with the Bacolod City government regarding the cooperative's tax-exempt status. CENECO was padlocked for non-payment of franchise and other taxes in late 2001, a dispute that was resolved with the intervention of the Department of the Interior and Local Government and the National Electrification Administration, which restored the status quo until the Supreme Court reaches a final decision.
The passage of R.A. 9136, otherwise known as the EPIRA 2001 or the Electric Power Industry Reform Act, is restructuring the power situation in the country. This act has, among others, allowed the participation of the Independent Power Producers, the privatization of the National Power Corporation, and required the cooperatives and private distribution utilities to unbundle their power rates. These are all efforts to improve power services and make the power industry in the Philippines globally competitive.
Like other power distributing utilities, CENECO is aiming to be more member-consumer friendly and technically dependable in the face of growing competition.
Mission Statement
By Gods' Grace...
We are committed to make CENECO a stable electric cooperative through financial, institutional and technical development.
We value our consumers. Equipped with adequate resources, we shall provide them with honest efficient and prompt service at the most reasonable rate.
We affirm our responsibility towards the socio-economic development of our community. We shall embark on outreach programs and activities and promote the conservation of our natural resources.
We believe in our potentials. We shall enhance our capabilities through continuous education to strengthen our organization towards the attainment of our shared vision.
Our Vision
We envision CENECO to be a stable, modern, and God-centered organization that efficiently serves the power needs of the community and promotes the socio-economic upliftment of its workers and consumers.
Power for Me & You
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We'll light your lives We are wired with such desire CENECO, CENECO Upod kag aton kantahon Sa tunga sang kadulom CENECO, CENECO - END - |
CENECO's Operating Data
Operating Data
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I. DATE OF INCORPORATION & REGISTRATION: |
February 24, 1975 |
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II. DATE OF FIRST ENERGIZATION: |
December 16, 1975 |
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III. LOCATION: |
Corner Mabini-Gonzaga Streets, Bacolod City |
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IV. COOP OFFICIALS: |
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS | |
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President: Secretary: |
ATTY. ARNEL LUMAYAG LAPORE |
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V. NO. OF BRGYS. ENERGIZED: |
158 out of 158 |
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VI. PERCENT OF BRGYS. ENERGIZED: |
100% (as of Dec. 2008) |
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VII. TOTAL NO. OF HOUSE CONNECTIONS: |
169,282 (as of January 2012) |
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VIII. ANNUAL BUDGET (for Year 2012): |
Php 5,494,822,689.00 |
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IX. AVERAGE COLLECTION EFFICIENCY: |
100.72% (Average for the year 2011) |
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X. COVERAGE AREAS: |
Bacolod, Bago, Silay & Talisay |
XI. PERCENT OF ENERGIZED AREA (completed as of December 2008): | |
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COVERAGE AREA |
% of ELECTRIFICATION |
XII. MONTHLY STATISTICAL DATA: | |
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ACUTAL OPERATING REVENUE |
Php 4,083,825,063 unaudited |
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XIII. AVERAGE SYSTEM LOSS: |
12.28% (Average for the year 2011) |
XIV. NO. OF EMPLOYESS (as of February 2012): | |
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Regular / Permanent |
360 |
XV. CATEGORY NO. 9 Overall, Mega Large(A+) Cooperative - as of December 2010: | |
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XVI. SOURCE OF POWER: |
KEPCO - SPC Power Corp. (KSPC), |
XVI. SUBSTATION CAPACITY (as of November 2011): | |
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Alijis |
30 MVA |
XVII. MEMBERSHIP (as of January 2012): | |
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District I - Bacolod North |
17,763 |
CENECO's Coverage Areas
AREA CODES ( as of January 2012 )
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ALIJIS FEEDERS AF1 Alijis, Bacolod Girl’s Home, Prk. Pag-asa, John B. Lacson College, Pauline Village, ECC Villas, Greenplains Subd., Araneta Highway (USIPHIL down to Tangub), TRANSCOM, Bel-Air Subd., Woodstock Subd., Villa Cristina Subd., Prk. 8 Baybay, Gardenville Subd., Florenceville, ManVille Subd. AF2 Portion of Alijis Road ( Alijis Substation to areas before Good Year ), Baronessa Metal Corp., part of Greenplains Subd., Araneta Street, Magsaysay Ave. to Sugarland Hotel, Luxur Place (former Bacolod Convention Plaza and Hotel), Teleperformance, Bacolod Police Station, Goldenfield Commercial Complex, Magsungay, Henrietta Village, Airport Subd., Calong- Calong, Villa Esperanza, Palmas Del Mar, Orient Marine, Villa Servando AF3 Alijis Road (from Alijis Substation to Murcia and Don Salvador Benedicto), Brgy. Handumanan, Prk. Gaisano, Celita Village, Negros Metal Corp., Baronessa Metal Corp., Cosmos Bottling, Hillside Subd., La Salle Ville, Hermelinda Homes, Pedrosa Village, St. Vincent's Subd., Paglaum Village, Manayaosayao-Gonzaga, Canlaon View Subd., Grandville Subd., Brgy. Mansilingan, Olympia Village, Lolita Heights, Regent Pearl-Alijis and Panaad Site. Whole of Murcia and Don Salvador Benedicto. (R14): Brgy. Alegria, Brgy. Sta. Cruz, CPAC (Central Philippine Adventist College) AF4 Back of Alijis Substation, (Oriental & Motolite, A1 Gas, Viva, Alijis Road (from Alijis Substation to Airport Terminal), Bacolod Memorial Park, Asian Alcohol, Sasson Furniture, Jade Court II, VL Yap, Good Year and Teletech (Robinsons Metro) AF5 From CENECO Alijis Station to A1 Gas, Viva Sr. Sto. Niño, CENECO Warehouse to May Quiachon, whole portion of Garces, dead end of primary line at Taculing Elementary School AF6 Mabini St. (from Libertad to San Sebastian St. including portion of Rosario St.), Bacolod City National High School, City Heights, BAC-UP 6, Espinos Village, Puentebella Subd., Rosario Heights, BM ACMA, Bakyas, JJ Gonzaga, CERES Motorpool, P & NB Subd., portion of Mansilingan, Brgy. Vista Alegre and BACIWA Vista Alegre Pumping Station AF7 New Coca - Cola Plant (Mansilingan) |
BURGOS FEEDERS BF1 Burgos Extension (from Camingawan Substation to Circumferential Road), Trinity Christian School, Villa Homes, Villa Angela, Helvetia Heights, Buena Park, Patria Village, Part of Villa San Agustin BF2 Capitol Hills, Fortune Towne, Brgy. Estefania, Greensville I, II, Capitol Heights Phase I, PHHC, Villa San Agustin, Royal Meadows BF3 From Camingawan Substation to Alangilan including Hda. Boro-Boro and Bantud, Granada, Granada Heights, Charito Heights, San Dionisio, Capitol Village, Sam Village, Sta. Fe, Patricia Homes, SMC Village, Jesusa Heights, Sunshine Valley Subd., Villa Villeta, Villa Angeles, Rolling Hills, Hda. Pedring, Villa Soledad, BACIWA Soledad Station |
CALUMANGAN (BAGO) FEEDERS CF1 Calumangan Substation to First Farmers Aqua Ventures, Crossing Kamatis, Brgy. Sampinit (portion), Brgy. Busay CF2 Ma. Morena, Along Highway to Calumanggan Substation to Aguirre Rice Mill, Brgy. Calumangan, Brgy. Taloc to Bacolod –Bago boundary |
ASDES - GONZAGA FEEDERS AGF1 Gonzaga (Substation – Lacson St.), Gonzaga St. (Gatuslao St. – Araneta St. & Gatuslao St. – Lacson St.), Mabini St. (Gonzaga St. – San Sebastian St.), San Sebastian St. (Mabini St. – Gatuslao St.), Gatuslao St. (San Sebastian St. – Galo St.), Luzuriaga St. (Gatuslao St. – Araneta St.), Cuadra St. (Gatuslao St. – Lacson St.), Rizal St. (Gatuslao St. – San Juan St.), Bay Center, Bishop’s Palace, San Sebastian Cathedral, DYAF – Radyo Veritas, GE Money Bank AGF2 Gonzaga Substation, Mabini St. (Gonzaga St. – San Sebastian St.), Luzuriaga St. (Mabini St. – Lacson St.), San Sebastian St. (Mabini St. – Lopez-Jaena St. & Mabini St. – Gatuslao St.), Lacson St (San Sebastian St. – Business Inn), Luzuriaga St. (Lacson St. – Gatuslao St.), Locsin St. (San Sebastian St. – Rosario St.), Libertad (from Taculing Road to Araneta), Mabini Street (San Sebastian to Lizares), Lizares Avenue (Lacson to UNO-R), Lizares Compound, NALCO Press, Araneta St. to Locsin St., Gatuslao St. (Libertad to San Sebastian), Planta Centro Bacolod Hotel & Residence AGF3 Mabini St. (from CENECO to Galo St.), Galo St. (from Mabini to Gatuslao), Locsin St. (from Galo to Rizal), Nueva St., Alisbo, PLDT, Philam Life, Provincial Hospital (now Western Visayas Regional Hospital), Cordova Road, Rizal St. (Mabini St. to Lopez-Jaena & Mabini St. to Lacson), Burgos St. (from Lacson – Circumferencial Road), Burgos Public Market, UWN, Galo BBB, portion of Circumferential Road, (From Burgos – Akishola Village), including Greensville III, Sto. Niño Village, Villa Fe, Prk. Sabes, Prk. Tumpok, Prk. Isla including portion of Ylac St., Villamonte, Lateral Burgos – Circumferencial Road going to North, Jollibee – Lopue’s East, Bacolod Public Cemetery, Bacolod Catholic Cemetery, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th Streets, Cottage Rd., LTO, Landbank, Hall Of Justice, SSS Building, 888 AGF4 Gonzaga (Substation – Lopez-Jaena St.), Lopez-Jaena St. (Gonzaga St. to Lopez-Jaena St. to Ceres Terminal North Drive), Galo St. (Lopez-Jaena – Mabini St.), Capitol Shopping , Portion of 6th St., Narra St. (Lopez-Jaena St. – Hervias & Lopez-Jaena St. before Negros Navigation Bldg.) West Negros University, Circle Inn, Malaspina St. (Lopez-Jaena St. – North Drive), North Drive (Malaspina St. – Narra Avenue), La Salle Subd., Narra Avenue (from 6th St. to Hervias Subd.), portion of 6th St., Hilado St. to Northdrive, Malaspina St. (Hilado St. to WNC), WNC Gym, Tindalo St, Northdrive (from Lopez Jaena St. to RM Gas Station), YLAC (Caltex – C.L. Montelibano), St. Joseph High School, Villamonte, Portion of La Salle Subd, Chinese Temple, portion of BMMC (Burgos Entrance), Lopue’s East Building, Gonzaga Subd., Morata’s Photography, Burgos St. (from Circumferential Road to Lacson St.), Hilado St. (Burgos-Malaspina) AGF5 Gonzaga (Substation – Lopez-Jaena St.), Lopez-Jaena St. (Gonzaga St. – Rosario St.), Luzuriaga St. (Lopez-Jaena St.– Mabini St.), Rosario St. (Lopez-Jaena St. – Doña Juliana St.), Lizares St. (Libertad St. – before UNO-R), Libertad St. (Margarita – BAC-UP 6), City Engineer’s Compound, portion of City Heights, Taculing Road (BAC-UP 6 – Garces Subd.), Taculing Court, Sanitarium Hospital, St. Francis Subd., Purok 5, Puentebella, Sta. Lucia Village, Forest Park Village, Garces Subd., THASS II, Lizares Subd., part of City Heights AGF6 Gonzaga St. (Gonzaga Substation –Lopez Jaena St.), Doña Juliana Heights Subd., Sharina Heights, Las Palmas Subd., Prk. Jardine, Prk. CUbay, New Government Center (NGC), Panasiatic Solutions, East Block, Lopues East Annex (bowling center) |
LOPEZ (SILAY) FEEDERS LF1 Caneland (AIDSISA), Mansiguinon, Lantawan, Brgy. Guimbalaon, Brgy. Kapitan Ramon, Brgy. Patag LF2 Major portion of Silay Proper, Brgy. Mambulak, Brgy. Rizal, Brgy. Lantad (portion), Portion of Brgy. 1,2,3 and 4 LF3 Hawaiian Central, Silay, Brgy. Balaring, Sitio Bungol, Sitio Mambag-id, Sitio Beraño, Brgy. Lantad (portion) |
HILANGBAN (BAGO) FEEDERS HF1 Portion of Brgy Lag-asan , Brgy. Balingasag, Bago City College, Prk. Kapahuan 1 & 2, Bago City Hospital, Prk Santan, San Esteban Phase 2, Sta. Catalina Subdivision, Brgy. Proper Sampinit HF2 Bago City Proper includes San Esteban Phase 1, Brgy. Poblacion, Pta. Playa, Prk. Batad, Prk. Malipayon, Rosario Araneta Elem. School HF3 Crossing Ubay, Marina Bay Subd., Jaltas, Hda. Pili, Brgy. Pacol, Brgy. Bagroy, Brgy. Sagasa, Brgy. Caridad, Brgy. Allanza, Brgy. Don Jorge Araneta (Central Ma-ao) HF4 Lag-asan relocation site, Brgy. Napoles, Brgy. Malingin, Crossing Mining, Brgy. Ma-ao, Brgy. Bacong, Brgy. Binabuhan, Brgy. Mailum, Brgy. Ilijan, Viva Mineral Water, Buenos Aires Resort, PNOC-EDC |
MOUNTAIN VIEW FEEDERS MF1 Lopues Mandalagan, Bangga Subay, Portion of Sta. Clara I (Back of Lopues), Mandalagan Highway (from corner Lacson and Mt. View Road to North Drive), 25th, 26th, 27th St, Convergys and Carmelite Monastery, Sunny Ville, Bombo Radyo MF2 La Salle Avenue, University of St. La Salle, portion of C.L. Montelibano up to Mormons including Villa Ramos Subd., St. Scholastica's Academy, Capitolville Subd., Eroreco, Our Lady of Mercy Hospital, Mission Viejo Subd., Villa Georgina Subd., Estanzia Subd., La Herencia Negrense, Villa Lucasan Subd., Abkasa, Medical Specialist, St. John's Activity Center, Doctor’s Hospital, Triangle Plaza, Camella Homes MF3 Lacson St. (from Northdrive to South Capitol Road), 12th St. (from Provincial Capitol to Aguinaldo), 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th, 19th, 20th, 21st, 22nd Sts., part of 23rd, L' Fisher Hotel, North Drive (21st to La Salle Drive), Redemptorist Church, 17th St. (from B.S. Aquino Drive to Aguinaldo St.), Riverside Medical Center, North Drive (Riverside MAB – La Salle Drive), Mc. Donald's, PNB, DBP, Bank Of Commerce, portions of 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th & 11th Streets and portion of 12th St. MF4 Bata Subd. including GoldCrest Subd., and Octagon Village (Talisay), whole of Mt. View Subd. including Porferia Subd., Sta. Clara Phase I, Villa Valderrama Subd., Sto. Rosario, Lacson St. (from Lopue's Mandalagan to Bangga Pepsi), Mandalagan Highway, Circumferential Road, Federal Johnson Iron Works to Marapara Subd. MF5 Robinson's Commercial Complex |
TALISAY FEEDERS TF1 North Side areas from Talisay substation to highway along Magsaysay Road, TUP, Talisay High School (RBLMHS), Talisay Elem. School, Talisay Water District, Carmela Valley Homes, TESDA, CENECO sub-office, Zone 4A, Zone 2, Catabla, Baricutot, Gamboa Subd.,San Lorenzo Subd.,New City Hall, Villa Carmela, Sitio Mambukog, Sitio Nacab, Hda. Buen Retiro, Sitio Bubog, Kooll Co. Inc. TF2 South Side Area from Talisay Sts., to Highway Along Magsaysay, Zone 9, Zone 7, South Elementary School, Tayabas Elementary School, Talisay Sugar Mill Compound, Miramar Park Subd., CICM Seminary, Natures Village, Hda. Clafarols, Town and Country Negros, Ayala North Point, Hda. Jose Maria, Ford, Honda Cars TF3 Menlo Heights Subd., Triad Subd.,Hda. Minuluan Guinto, Hda. Uwak, Bgry. Busay, Sugar valley Subd., Bgry. Binaliwan, San Esteban Subd., Hda. Otilla Lacson, Virgen I,II and III, Hda., Locsin, Hda. San Rafael (Balabag), Brgy. Dos Hermanas, Bagtic, Del Fuego 1&2, First Farmers, Hda. Sta. Teresita, Hda. Antonio, Hda. Carmen, Hda. San Jose, Hda. Magdalena, Hda Dos Hermanas, Brgy. Matab-ang, Suton, Hda. Gusa, Hda. Manaul, Hda. Bungyod, Hda. Bacong, Hda. San Isidro, Hda. Loygoy, Prk. Kabukiran, Hda. Cataywa 1, 2 & 3, Hda. Anita, Hda. Elsa, Baciwa Pumping Stations, Hda. Manaloto / Bantod, Habitat Homes, Brgy. Concepcion, Brgy. Cabungahan, Brgy. San Fernando, Brgy Cabatangan |
RECLAMATION FEEDERS RF1 San Sebastian Dawis, San Juan St. (from San Sebastian to Gonzaga St.), Sylvia Manor, portion of City Hall facing Luzuriaga, Plaza Mart, San Juan St. (Rizal St. – North Drive), South Capitol Road (San Juan St. – Lagoon), BREDCO, Reclamation Area, ., Northdrive (from Bat-os to San Juan St.), Bat-os Calamba, Prk. Datiles, San Juan St. (from Northdrive to Mandalagan Bridge), Brgy. 1, Bacolod Ice Plant, Sto. Niño Stop, Sta. Clara Phase II, Pepsi Cola Plant, Prk. Langis, San Mateo Village, NN Wharf up to Sitio Sibucao RF2 Lopue's San Sebastian, San Sebastian St. (from San Juan to Gatuslao St.), Araneta St. (Rodriguez Avenue – Gonzaga St.) Gaisano Dept. Store, part of Bacolod City Hall facing Araneta St. near Terry’s, Ballesteros St. RF3 Araneta St. (Rodriguez Avenue – Magsaysay), Grand Regal Hotel, Visayan Daily Star, DYRL, Rosario St. (Yulo to San Juan), Yulo’s Park, San Juan Street (Rosario St. to San Sebastian), ETCS RF4 SM City Bacolod |
SUM-AG FEEDERS SF1 From Sum-ag Substation down along Abuanan Road to Sum–ag Highway to Medalla Elementary School near CEGASCO, Brgy. Pahanocoy, Pahanocoy Village (NHA Housing), Brgy. Road from Bangga Tomaro to Brgy. Cabug and along Circumferential Road from Araneta down to HJR Prawn Processing, Boundary of Bago City and Bacolod City including Fiesta Homes Subd., whole of Pta. Taytay Road including VMA, Prk. KBS and San Sebastian Village up to Pta. Taytay Elementary School SF2 From Sum-ag Substation along Abuanan Road (Sum-ag) to portion of Bago, Brgy. Tabunan, Brgy. Dulao, Brgy. Atipuluhan and Brgy. Abuanan |
PANAO-GAO (SILAY) FEEDERS PF1 Mc Kinley Road (from Silay substation to Silay Airport) PF2 From Panao-gao Substation – McKinley Gomez, Sta. Theresa Academy, Silay Institute, Equitable Bank, Ice Plant, CENECO (SFO), Sea View Subd., Highway (Sta Theresita – Sea View), Sitio Dacutan Dacu, Hofilenia Subd., Carmela Valley Sialy, Hda. Consolacion, Brgy. Guinhalaran, Sea View, Buen Retiro |
DISTRICTS
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DISTRICT 1 - BACOLOD NORTH • 101 - Brgy 1 • 102 - Brgy 2 • 103 - Brgy 3 • 104 - Brgy 4 • 105 - Brgy 5 • 106 - Brgy 6 • 107 - Brgy 7 • 108 - BATA • 109 - MANDALAGAN • 110 - BANAGO DISTRICT 2 - BACOLOD SOUTH • 201 - TACULING • 202 - FELISA • 203 - HANDUMANAN • 204 - CABUG • 205 - PAHANOCOY • 206 - SUM-AG • 207 - PUNTA TAYTAY • 208 - TANGUB • 209 - ALIJIS DISTRICT 3 - BACOLOD CENTRAL • 301 - Brgy. 17 • 302 - Brgy. 18 • 303 - Brgy. 19 • 304 - Brgy. 20 • 305 - Brgy. 22 • 306 - Brgy. 23 • 307 - Brgy. 24 • 308 - Brgy. 25 • 309 - Brgy. 26 • 310 - Brgy. 27 • 311 - Brgy. 28 • 312 - Brgy. 29 • 313 - Brgy. 30 • 314 - Brgy. 31 • 315 - Brgy. 32 • 316 - Brgy. 33 • 318 - Brgy. 40 • 319 - Brgy. 41 DISTRICT 4 - BACOLOD EAST • 401 - VILLAMONTE • 402 - MONTEVISTA • 403 - ALANGILAN • 404 - GRANADA • 405 - ESTEFANIA • 406 - VISTA ALEGRE • 407 - MANSILINGAN • 408 - ABKASA DISTRICT 5 - BACOLOD WEST • 501 - Brgy. 8 • 502 - Brgy. 9 • 503 - Brgy. 10 • 504 - Brgy. 11 • 505 - Brgy. 12 • 506 - Brgy. 13 • 507 - Brgy. 14 • 508 - Brgy. 15 • 509 - Brgy. 16 • 510 - Brgy. 21 • 511 - Brgy. 34 • 512 - Brgy. 35 • 513 - Brgy. 36 • 514 - Brgy. 37 • 515 - Brgy. 38 • 516 - Brgy. 39 • 517 - SINGCANG |
DISTRICT 6 - BAGO CITY • 601 - ABUANAN • 602 - ALIANZA • 603 - BALINGASAG • 604 - BUSAY • 605 - CALUMANGAN • 606 - CARIDAD • 607 - CENTRAL MA-AO / DON JORGE • 608 - DULAO • 609 - LAG-ASAN • 610 - PACOL • 611 - SAGASA • 612 - SAMPINIT • 613 - TABUANAN • 614 - TALOC • 615 - BAGO PROPER • 616 - MAILUM • 617 - ATIPULUAN • 618 - BAGROY • 619 - NAPOLES • 620 - MALINGIN • 621 - ILIJAN • 622 - BINUBUHAN • 623 - BACONG DISTRICT 7 - MURCIA • 701 - MURCIA PROPER • 702 - ALEGRIA • 703 - DAMSITE • 704 - BLUMENTRITT • 705 - CANLAON • 706 - CALIBAN • 707 - CANSILAYAN • 708 - LOPEZ JAENA • 709 - MINOYAN • 710 - MAMBUCAL • 711 - SALVACION • 712 - SAN MIGUEL • 713 - STA. CRUZ • 714 - IGLAU-AN • 715 - TALOTOG • 716 - ABO-ABO • 717 - STA. ROSA • 718 - CANLANDOG • 719 - PANDANON SILOS • 720 - BUENAVISTA • 721 - AMAYCO • 722 - BACONG DISTRICT 8 - TALISAY CITY • 801 - TALISAY POBLACION • 802 - BUBOG • 803 - CONCEPCION • 804 - DOS HERMANAS • 805 - EFIGENIO LIZARES • 806 - MATAB-ANG • 807 - SAN FERNANDO • 808 - CATABLA • 809 - CABATANGAN • 810 - KATILINGBAN DISTRICT 9 - SILAY CITY • 901 - MAMBULAC • 902 - GUINHALARAN • 903 - MAMBAG-ID • 904 - BALARING • 905 - RIZAL • 906 - SILAY PROPER • 907 - LANTAD • 908 - BAGTIC • 909 - GUIMBALA-ON • 910 - E. LOPEZ • 910 - CAPITAN RAMON • 910 - LUGUAY • 910 - ADELA • 910 - PATAG DISTRICT 10 - SALVADOR BENEDICTO • 1001 - IGMAYA-AN • 1002 - PANDANON • 1003 - BAGO • 1004 - KUMALISKIS • 1005 - BUNGA • 1006 - PINO-WAYAN • 1007 - BAGONG SILANG |
SUB-OFFICES
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BAGO FIELD OFFICE Central Negros Electric Cooperative, Inc. (CENECO) –
Bago Field Office (TFO) is located at N.S. Araneta Stree, Bago City, 6101,
and can be reached through telephone numbers 461-0301 and 461-0870. |
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BAGO FIELD OFFICE Central Negros Electric Cooperative, Inc. (CENECO) –
Murcia Field Office (MFO) is located at Rizal Street, Municipality of Murcia , 6129,
and can be reached through telephone number345-2206. |
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TALISAY FIELD OFFICE Central Negros Electric Cooperative, Inc. (CENECO) –
Talisay Field Office (TFO) is located at Bonifacio Street, Talisay City, 6115,
and can be reached through telephone numbers 495-1838 and 495-1832. |
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SILAY FIELD OFFICE Central Negros Electric Cooperative, Inc. (CENECO) –
SIlay Field Office (SFO) is located at Corner Figueroa- Cinco de Noviembre Streets, Silay City, 6116,
and can be reached through telephone numbers 495-3897 and 495-3889. |
CENECO ZONING
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ZONE 1 | - Grandville, Pagla-um Village, Mansilingan, La Salle Ville, Hda. Manayao-Sayao, Liro Ville Subd. |
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ZONE 2 | - Cabuguason, Felisa, Vista Alegre, Handumanan, Hermilinda Homes, J.J. Gonzaga, Bakyas, BM-AMCI, Suntal Village, Espinos Village, Bangga Cory, Puentevella Subd. |
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ZONE 3 | - City Heights, Doña Juliana, St. Francis Subd., Taculing |
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ZONE 4 | - Taculing, Sharina Heights, Libertad, Libertad Ext., Villa City Heights, Prk. Malipayon, Rodriguez, Rosario, Yulo' Park, San Sebastian |
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ZONE 5 | - Prk. Pitaw, San Sebastian, Lopez-Jaena, Luzuriaga, San Juan, North Capitol Road, Jalandon |
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ZONE 6 | - Sto. Niño, San Mateo, San Patricio, Sta. Clara, Banago |
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ZONE 7 | - Sibucao, Singcang, Airport, Calong-Calong, Villa Esperanza |
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ZONE 8 | - Magsungay, Henrietta Village, Greenplains Subd., Prk. Roxas, ECC, John B. Lacson, Alijis, Tangub, Regent Pearl |
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ZONE 9 | - Tangub, Gardenville, Florenceville, Pahanocoy, Bangga Aning, Cabug, Sum-ag |
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ZONE 10 | - Sum-ag, Punta Taytay, Lizares Ave., Alunan |
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ZONE 11 | - Central Market, Gonzaga Ext. |
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ZONE 12 | - Lopez-Jaena Ext., Rizal, Locsin, Mabini, Galo, Hilado |
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ZONE 13 | - Hilado, Villa Angela Subd., Burgos, Regent Pearl, Villa Homes, Gonzaga, Lacson, Cordova, Burgos Market |
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ZONE 14 | - Lacson, Mandalagan |
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ZONE 15 | - Mountain View Subd., Prk. Santol, Sambag, Sta. Clara, Bata |
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ZONE 16 | - Bata, La Salle, Hervias, Capitol Ville, Eroreco, Narra-Tindalo, B.S. Aquino Drive, Tierra Minerva, Villamonte |
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ZONE 17 | - Villamonte, Abkasa, PHHC |
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ZONE 18 | - Greensville Subd., PHHC, Fortune Towne, Celine Homes, Camingawan, Villa Villeta, Jesusa Heights, |
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ZONE 19 | - Granada, Alangilan, San Dionisio |
CENECO's Current Officers
CENECO Board of Directors
 Atty. Arnel Lumayag Lapore |
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 Michael Siason Maravilla |
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 Zenaida Diamante Lacson |
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 Cesar Ramos Leonardia |
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 Luis Jalandoni Cuenca |
 Roy Marfil Cordova |
 Jacinto V. Torres |
 Paul Trebol Lizares |
 Roberto Locsin Montelibano |
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You want to contact the Board of Directors? E-mail to: obdsecretariat@ceneco.com.ph |
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CENECO Management Staff
* List of Managers, Division Heads, Section Heads updated July 2011
GENERAL MANAGER Sulpicio C. Lagarde, Jr. |
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ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGERS | |
 Sonia B. Perales |
 Edwin M. Montemayor |
DEPARTMENT HEADS | |
 Erlo S. Sajo |
 Jesus Amado L. Dormido |
 Edwin T. Rio |
 Ioen S. Udani |
AREA MANAGERS | |
 Lolita L. Jayme |
 Joji Q. Diopenes |
 Daniel C. Corcelles |
 Leomel H. Tambanillo |
DIVISION HEADS | |
 Norman A. Pollentes |
 Linda L. Taquiso |
 Alfredo R. Dioso, Jr. |
 Jose S. Tadlas |
 Leo S. Arimas |
 Leo B. Jerez |
 Jose M. Taniongon |
 Felipe G. Taquiso |
 Maria Agnes L. Claro |
 Hernani O. Veniegas, Jr. |
 Roel C. Venus |
 Elaine Jo G. Pudadera |
SECTION HEADS | |
 Thadeo M. Abella |
 Joseph Jonathan M. Amodia |
 Albert S. Bacaro, Jr. |
 John Paul Zeus T. Castillon |
 Joseph Coronica |
 Serafin A. de la Cruz |
 Rodrix L. Diaz |
Alfredo R. Dioso, Jr. |
 Oscar C. Duca, Jr. |
 Manuela L. Ebreo |
 Dennis G. Fernandez |
 Lilibeth V. Gadian |
 Hendel P. Granada |
 Lucia Y. Guillena |
 Junel L. Jardeleza |
 Albert P. Laguna |
 Susan D. Londres |
 Oscar O. Lopez |
 Crispin C. Malaga, Jr. |
 Nelfa M. Malibe |
 Wendelle G. Matulac |
 Rhodora A. Millarez |
 Reynaldo J. Monotilla |
 Salvador A. Opao, Jr. |
 Rainier T. Padilla |
 Ely P. Perales |
 Soledad B. Posa |
 Jan Michael J. Rios |
 Jesus N. Sison |
 Anilene J. Tamayo |
 Cheryl R. Tortal |
 Mildred D. Valladolid |
 Teodoro M. Villamarzo |
 Daisy H. Yaplito |
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CENECO's Outreach Programs
As part of its corporate social responsibility, Central Negros Electric Cooperative, Inc. (CENECO) is conducting series of outreach programs to the different barangays, not only within Bacolod City, but also within the cities of Silay, Talisay, bago, municipalities of Murcia and Don Salvador Benedicto.
"Alagaran sa Barangay" is one of the activities that brings the electric cooperative closer to its member-consumers with the aim of educating and updating them with the vital information they need to know. It is also a good venue for its member-consumers to present whatever queries and concerns they have at present.
Moreover, CENECO is also carrying out medical missions that provide free consultation and medicines. It also promotes healthy and fit lifestyle to its member-consumers, as well as it gives nutrition especially to the children of the new generation.
CENECO's Affiliates & Business Partners
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Energy Conservation Tips
Whenever you save energy, you not only save money, you also reduce the demand for such fossil fuels as coal, oil, and natural gas. Less burning of fossil fuels also means lower emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2), the primary contributor to global warming, and other pollutants.
You do not have to do without to achieve these savings. There is now an energy efficient alternative for almost every kind of appliance or light fixture. That means that consumers have a real choice and the power to change their energy use on a revolutionary scale.
Together, we use nearly a million dollars worth of energy every minute, night and day, every day of the year. By exercising even a few of the following steps, you can cut your annual emissions by thousands of pounds and your energy bills by a significant amount!
AT YOUR OFFICE:
Computers
• Turn off all computer/laptop equipment unless in use, especially at night and on weekends.
• Screen savers do not save energy. Use power management features so your computer monitor and hard drive will go into
"sleep mode" when not in use.
• Turn off your monitor when you leave your desk to go to lunch or to a meeting.
• Turn off monitors on servers.
• Enable power management features on laser printers and/or turn off laser printers when not printing.
• Buy low wattage equipment certified by the EPA's "EnergyStar" program and be sure to enable power management features when
setting up equipment.
Lights
• Use natural lighting instead of electric lighting whenever possible.
• Turn off unused or unneeded lights.
• Try task lighting and reduce overhead lighting.
• Use fluorescent bulbs in desk lamps.
• Halogen floor lamps are very energy wasteful and may pose a safety risk.
Heating & Cooling
• Dress for the season and keep thermostats set to achieve 68 - 70 degrees F in the winter and 74 - 76 degrees F for
air-conditioned spaces in the summer.
• During the cooling season close blinds, drapes and curtains to block direct sun.
• During the heating season, open blinds, drapes and curtains to let sun in. If no sun, close them to keep the heat in especially at
night.
• Use hot water sparingly.
Equipment
• Purchase energy-efficient models.
• Turn off all energy consuming office and research equipment when not in use,
(e.g. copiers, refrigerators, environmental rooms, fume hood, etc.).
AT YOUR HOME:
Heating
• Set your home thermostat to a temperature as low as comfortable (65 - 68 °F is suggested) when the house is occupied.
• Set back your thermostat by as much as 10 °F at night or when the house is unoccupied during the day.
• Set back the thermostat to 50 - 55 °F when the house is unoccupied for over 24 hours.
• Install a programmable thermostat to automatically provide the setbacks mentioned above.
• Close the fireplace damper - except during fireplace use.
• Reduce heat to unused rooms in the house by closing doors and heat registers.
• Replace furnace filters once a month during the heating season.
• Keep objects away from and clean heating registers regularly.
• Have certified maintenance personnel service and check your furnace regularly.
• Minimize the use of kitchen, bath, and other ventilating fans or install a timer switch on them.
• Install insulating gaskets behind electrical outlets and switch plates on exterior walls.
• Caulk and weather strip doors and windows.
• Caulk and seal leaks where plumbing, ducting or electrical wiring penetrates through exterior walls, floors, and ceiling.
• Upgrade ceiling insulations to R-36 (higher R values mean greater insulation levels and thus more energy savings).
• Insulate exterior heated basement walls to at least R-11.
• Insulate floors over unheated areas to R-19.
• Install storm windows over single pane windows.
• Replace aging furnace, when needed, with an energy efficient model.
• Replace single pane windows with energy efficient double pane windows mounted in non-conducting window frames.
Cooling
• Open windows at night to bring in cool night air; close them during the day.
• Close drapes during the day.
• Shade west facing windows.
• Draw cool night air into the house with a whole house fan.
• Use room air conditioning only where needed and install energy efficient models.
• Install a central system air conditioner only when whole house air condition is needed.
• Maintain an air conditioned house at 78 °F or higher using a programmable thermostat to set the temperature higher during the day when no one is home.
• Regularly change air conditioning system filters and clean the condenser.
• Plant deciduous shade trees on the west and south sides of your house.
Hot Water
• Repair leaky faucets.
• Reduce the temperature setting of your water heater to warm (120 °F).
• Install low-flow showerheads.
• Add an insulating blanket to your water heater.
• Wash clothes in warm or cold water using the appropriate water level setting for the load.
• Replace water heater, when needed, with an energy efficient model.
Major & Small Appliances
• Maintain refrigerator at 37 - 40 °F and freezer at 5 °F.
• For cooking small meals, use toaster ovens or microwaves.
• Adjust the flame on gas cooling appliances so it's blue, not yellow.
• Replace a gas cooling appliance with a unit with an automatic, electric ignition system.
• Run the dishwasher in the evening with a full load of dishes.
• Air dry dishes in a dishwasher.
• Regularly clean the lint filter on your dryer and inspect the dryer vent to ensure it is not blocked.
• Shut down home computers when not in use.
• Select appliances (i.e. curling irons, coffee pots, irons) with time limited shut off switches.
• Replace aging major appliances, TVs and VCRs when needed, with energy efficient models.
• Compare the annual energy consumption and operating cost for each appliance by looking at the bright-yellow and black
Energy Guide label when shopping for new appliances.
Lighting
• Turn off light when not in use.
• Use task lighting whenever possible instead of overhead lighting.
• Install compact fluorescent lamps (CFPs) in fixtures.
APPLIANCES:
Television & Electric Fan
• Turn off fan and TV sets when not in use. When set is off, unplug it when a transformer is used.
• Keep in mind that running several sets at the same time multiplies your entertainment cost.
• If comfortable enough, set the fan at "low".
• When the fan is needed in one direction only, lock the oscillator. This way, air is blown directly where it is needed.
• Keep appliances in good working condition so that they will last longer, work more efficiently and use less energy.
Lighting
• Turn off lights in any room not being used.
• Light-zone your home. Concentrate lighting in reading & working areas and where it's needed for safety (stairways, for ex.).
Reduce lighting in other areas, but avoid very sharp contrasts.
• Clean lamps or bulbs regularly to get more light. Dirt diminishes illumination by as much as 50 percent.
A clean dry cloth could easily accomplish the job.
• Gas discharge lamps (mercury, flourescent or sodium) are more efficient than incandescent lamps.
• Save on lighting energy through decorating. Light colors for walls, rugs, draperies and upholstery reflect light and therefore reduce
the amount of artificial light required.
• Turn off flourescent lights and remove its starter or bulb when it starts to blink.
• Change ballast when flourescent lights continue to blink even when switched off. A worn-out ballast not only causes high electric
bills but it also poses danger.
• Use lamp with correct voltage. If lamps are burned at higher than rated voltage, it will give more light but lessens its life. If burned
at less than rated voltage, it gives longer lamp life but reduces illumination.
Cooking
• Used flat bottom pans with light covers. Flat bottom pans minimize heat transfer losses.
• When cooking, use lids on your pots and pans and as soon as it boils, turn heat control to a low setting just enough to maintain
boiling temperature.
• Cut time on cooking rice by washing the rice and adding the right amount of water 2 or 3 hours before cooking time. By the time
you'll cook it, the rice grains have softened.
• Monitor high-wattage cooking appliances such as toasters, coffee makers, etc.
• A deep fryer draws more wattage than some room air-conditioners. A toaster consumes twice as much power as an automatic
washing machine.
• Use firewood, coconut husks, etc., instead of electric burners or cooking gas where practicable.
• Clean regularly the rubber tube of the LPG stove to avoid gas leaks. Rats and mice tend to nibble those greasy particles that have
splattered on the tube while cooking and they may consequently bite into the rubber.
• Thaw frozen foods thoroughly before cooking, unless instructions are to the contrary.
• If your cook with electricity, get in the habit of turning off the burners or oven several minutes before the allotted cooking time.
The heating element will stay hot long enough to finish the cooking for you without using more electricity.
• Match the size of the pan to the heating element. More heat will get the pan; less will be lost to surrounding air.
• When using the oven, make the most of the heat from that single source. Try to plan oven meals to accommodate more than one
dish at a time. Avoid peeping. Heat is wasted with each peep.
• When buying a gas oven or range, look for one with an automatic (electronic) ignition system instead of pilot lights. An average of
up to a third of your gas could be saved-41 percent in the oven and 53 percent on the top burners.
Refrigerators
• Defrost your refrigerators regularly. Frost acts as an insulating blanket which causes the motor work overtime, resulting in
increased power consumption.
• Don't leave the refrigerator door open longer than necessary.
• Check the gaskets around the refrigerator door. Adjust the door or replace the gasket if there are leaks. To check the door for air
leaks, close the door on paper money. If you can slide the money out easily, you need to replace the gasket.
• Clean periodically the compressor units and condenser coils at the back or bottom of the unit.
• Cool foods to room temperature before storing in the refrigerator. Placing warm food in the refrigerator increases the temperature
inside, therby increasing power consumption.
• Place the refrigerator far enough from the stove or range so that it will not be affected by the heat generated from the cooking.
Install it where air can circulate freely around it.
• When buying a refrigerator, remember that a frost-free model needs more energy than a standard model.
• Don't overcrowd your refrigerator. This interferes with air circulation and overworks the compressor.
Electric Iron
• Use your electric iron efficiently. A hand iron consumes more power than a colored television set.
• When you are almost through ironing a pile of clothes, unplug the iron. There will be enough stored heat in the iron to press a few
remaining items.
• Avoid heating the iron for just one piece of clothing to be pressed. It wastes the heat accumulated in the iron.
• It is more comfortable to do the hot job in the morning when it's cooler. It also avoids peak demand hours for electricity.
Air Conditioning
• Don't set your thermostat at a colder setting than normal when you turn your air-conditioner on. It will not cool faster. It will cool to a
lower temperature than you need and use more energy.
• Check your filters at least once a month. When the filters are dirty, the fan has to run longer to move the same amount of air, and
this takes more electricity.
• Turn off your window air-conditioners when you leave a room for several hours.
• Use a fan with your window air conditioner to spread the cooled air farther without greatly increasing your power use. But be sure
the air-conditioner is strong enough to help cool the additional space.
• Don't place lamps on TV sets near your air-conditioning thermostat. Heat from these appliances is sensed by the thermostat and
could cause the air conditioner to run longer than necessary.
• Keep air-conditioned room less cool. Make proper use of thermostat to regulate the temperature. Don't keep resetting the
temperature or turning it on and off.
• Check the doors and windows of air-conditioned rooms for leaks. Drape the windows with heavy materials or use blinds or
shades to keep warm air and direct sunlight out of the window. It will remove disturbing glare and reduce sun's heat input into a
room by up to 80 percent.
• Check your filters at least once a month. A clogged filter reduces the cooling ability of your unit.
• Keep doors closed at all times. Minimize the traffic of people going in and out of the room, especially children running in and out
too often.
• Locate your air-conditioners in the coolest side of the room. The best is usually the northern side, away from the morning and
afternoon sun.
Safety Tips
According to statistics, fires and burns are a leading cause of unintentional injury and related deaths in the home and the work place. Fire safety and survival begin with everyone in your place being prepared. The best way to be safe from fire is to stop it from happening. Nearly all fires in the home can be prevented. When people learn what causes fire and how to prevent them, they can make their home much safer. The most common fires happen, when people make mistakes using appliances and things that burn.
Here are a few of the ways you can prevent fire in your home:
• Avoid using jumper wires in lieu of fuse or circuit breakers. Do not use solid/stranded wire or tin foil “palara” for a fuse. Circuit beakers or fuse sockets are placed to protect the electrical system of a household.
• Only adults should burn candles. Blow out the candles if you leave the room or go to sleep. Use holders that can’t burn and won’t fall over. Place candles where children and pets can’t reach them. Place them away from things that can catch fire. Do not let children have candles in their rooms.
• It is too dangerous to leave matches or lighters where young children can get them. Keep them locked away. Don’t leave them in purses or in the pockets of your clothes.
Safe Lighting
• Use the right light bulbs in all lamps and light fixtures.
• Look inside the light fixture. Find a label that tells you which light bulb size (wattage ) is right for the fixture.
Safe Electrical Systems
• The electrical outlet in the bathroom should have a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI). This is a tool that protects you from a
dangerous shock when water and electricity come together. An electrician can install a GFCI for you.
• All electrical outlets and switches should be covered by “faceplates”.
• All electrical cords should be in good condition.
• Don’t tie or knot cords. Don’t let furniture sit on cords.
Small Appliances Safety
• Look for the Import Commodity Clearance (ICC), and/or Philippine Standard (PS) marks on the label when you buy electrical
appliances (such as toasters, microwaves or coffee makers) and cords.
• Unplug toaster ovens, coffee makers and other small appliances after using them.
• Keep appliances dry and away from water at all times.
• Don’t plug in too many appliances at once.
• Call a licensed electrical practitioner for all electrical problems.
(Sundin ang mga sumusunod na pag-iingat sa sunog na dahilan sa kuryente)
1. Check regularly your electrical installations, and have all frayed wiring, damaged socket, switches, and other defective electrical fixtures changed or repaired promptly. (Palaging siyasatin ang mga linya ng kuryente. Palitan kaagad ang mga putol at sirang kawad ng kuryente, mga sirang saksakan o “switches” at iba pang mga gamit pangkuryente).
2. All electrical installations, repairs and changes should be undertaken by competent individuals. Only licensed electricians should be allowed to undertake such work. (Pagkakabit at pagpapalit ng mga piyesa sa kuryente ay ipagawa lamang sa lisensyadong “electrician”).
3. Never run electrical cords under rugs. Cords of portable appliances should be as short as possible. (Huwag padaanin sa ilalim ng “carpet” ang kawad ng kuryente. Gumamit lamang ng maikling kawad ng kuryente para sa mga “appliances”).
4. Do not overload your electrical circuits by profusely putting extra lights and appliances. (Iwasan ang pagkakabit ng sobrang ilaw at gamit de-kuryente upang hinde pumutok ang “fuse”).
5. Combustible and other flimsy material should not be placed near bulbs. ( Ilayo ang mga bagay na madaling magliyab sa mga bombilya o ilaw).
6. Do not replace blown or busted fuses with coins, wire or metal to short circuit the current. Lighting circuits should be equipped with 15-ampere fuses. (Huwag palitan ng “coins”, kawad o bakal ang mga pumutok o sira na “fuse”. Gumamit lang ng 15 amperes na fuse para sa mga ilaw).
7. Use only approved types of electrical appliances, and equipment. Do not improvise them. (Gumamit lamang ng mga aprobadong kagamitan pang kuryente).
8. If you find electric irons, fans, or other appliances faulty, have them checked by an expert and have them repaired at once. (Ipasiyasat at ipaayos sa mga bihasang “electrician” ang mga sirang plantsa, bentilador, at iba pang kagamitang de-kuryente).
9. Do not allow your electrical irons to over heat, nor leave them with the current on. (Iwasang mag “overheat” ang inyong plantsa at huwag itong iwanan na nakasaksak).
10. Never touch an electrical appliance while you are in bath, or standing on a grounded metal or object that is a conductor of electricity. (Huwag hawakan ang mga “appliances” habang naliligo o nakatayo sa mga bakal at sa mga bagay na madaling daluyan ng kuryente).
11. Keep the electrical elements of appliances dry. Never immerse electrical appliance in water. (Panatilihing tuyo ang mga “appliances” at huwag basain ng tubig).
12. Use convenience outlets in the wall, not lamp sockets, for connecting electrical appliances. (Ang mga “appliances” ay isaksak lang sa mga saksakan na nakakabit sa dingding at hindi doon sa saksakan ng bombilya o ilaw).
13. Don’t stand in the puddle or on a deep floor when connecting electrical laundry appliances. (Huwag yumapak sa sahig na may tubig habang nagkakabit ng mga “laundry appliances”).
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