Pangasinan Electric Firm Prepares for El Niño Impact
Central Pangasinan Electric Cooperative (Cenpelco) in Pangasinan is implementing transformer load management and line upgrades to prepare for increased electricity demand due to an anticipated strong El Niño phenomenon from late this year to early next year. They are also urging consumers to conserve electricity.
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