El Niño May Lead to Higher Power Rates in South Cotabato, Warns Coop
An electric cooperative in South Cotabato has warned of potential power rate hikes due to the El Niño phenomenon, citing strained power supplies exacerbated by the shutdown of major power plants. This adds pressure to an already precarious energy situation.
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