By Lenie Lectura - November 27, 2018
THE National Grid Corp. of the
Philippines (NGCP) has convened energy stakeholders to map out next year’s
plans to further improve the country’s transmission grid.
With the theme “Strength in
Harmony,” the recently concluded conference brought together energy
stakeholders from the generation sector and regulating bodies, and discussed
the power grid’s operational and performance highlights, the power situation
outlook for the next calendar year, NGCP’s plans and programs, including
recently completed projects, and other transmission grid connection and
situational briefings.
“Every year, we bring together all
our partners from the generation sector to see how we can further improve and
create a seamlessly running system,” the NGCP said. “Our partners are
important, as all of us in the power industry are advancing technologies and
improving operations. Therefore, we always need to be on the same page for us
to keep the grid in optimal condition, and to prove the strength of the
Philippine power industry.”
The conference was held on October
23 in Quezon City for Luzon and on November 7 in Cebu for the Visayas and
Mindanao.
Apart from the generators
conference, NGCP also conducts an Annual Blackout Tabletop and Simulation
Drill, which seeks to ready the grid and its customers during a potential
blackout scenario, and Annual Grid Operations Mode Analysis Conference, to
evaluate the impact of NGCP’s current and future projects, and external factors
such as the growing power demand, to the country’s transmission grid.
“Our yearly events are in place to
assess our yearly performance and to make sure that we have set all possible
contingency plans in any given situation. These events are integral to our
operations, and they give us an avenue to build better relationships and more
open communication lines with our customers,” NGCP stated.
NGCP is a Filipino-led, privately
owned company in charge of operating, maintaining and developing the country’s
power grid, led by majority shareholders Henry Sy Jr. and Robert Coyiuto.
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