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NGCP swiftly restores Emong-affected transmission lines

The Wednesday Herald by The Wednesday Herald
July 27, 2025
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Power transmission services in Luzon have returned to normal after NGCP successfully and swiftly restored lines affected by Tropical Cyclone Emong.

 

Normalization of the Luzon grid came after the last affected line, the Bacnotan–Bulala 69kV line was restored yesterday morning, 26 July 2025.

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The Bauang–San Fernando 115kV is partially energized by NGCP, with the remaining customer-owned and maintained portion still being repaired by La Union Electric Cooperative (LUECO).

 

NGCP assures the public that it is continuously monitoring weather disturbances and is ready to activate its OCMC should there be any threat to its transmission facilities.

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