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Generation rates drop in May

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June 20, 2025

The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) announced that average generation rates charged by distribution utilities (DUs) decreased in May amid stable prices in the electricity spot market.

- By GABRIELL CHRISTEL GALANG

Preliminary data from the ERC showed that the monthly average generation rate for the National Capital Region (NCR) dropped from P7.8 per kilowatt-hour (kWh) in April to P7.5/kWh in May.

The continuing decline in generation rates since 2023 results from improved general market conditions and increased supply in the system, as well as the Commission's diligent enforcement of rules and more timely action on filings with the ERC," Chairperson Monalisa Dimalanta said.

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