NPC’s P3.07-B Power Receivables Uncollected for Over a Decade, CoA Flags Efficiency
The National Power Corp. (NPC) has over P3.07 billion in uncollected power receivables outstanding for more than 10 years, a situation that is hampering its operations and its mandate to provide electricity to off-grid areas, according to a Commission on Audit (CoA) report.
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