ERC Lifts Power Plant Size Limits to Lower Consumer Costs
The Philippine Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) has lifted restrictions on power plant sizes in a move aimed at reducing electricity costs for consumers, potentially encouraging new entries and expansions.
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