Visayas Grid Remains Under Yellow Alert Due to Thin Power Reserves
The Visayas power grid in the Philippines was placed under a yellow alert on Friday due to thin power reserves and high projected demand, with several large coal-fired power plants unavailable. This alert signifies that while supply can meet demand, potential plant outages could lead to brownouts.
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