Visayas Grid Faces Yellow Alert Due to Tight Power Supply
The Visayas grid in the Philippines has been placed on a three-hour yellow alert due to a persistent tight power supply. Outages at coal plants and limited imports from Mindanao are contributing factors, highlighting the region's reliance on stable baseload power despite renewable energy sources.
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