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Visayas power situation may normalize by end of August
The power supply crunch in the Visayas may ease by the end of August as major coal-fired power plants are expected to return to service, according to the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP). Unplanned plant outages have triggered grid alerts, compounded by tight supply in Mindanao.
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