Year: 2021

Bohol Light Company Inc. (BLCI) has three (3) substations with five power transformers. Out of which, only one (1) substation which supplies two (2) feeders can receive and distribute power any time the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) can transmit power from Bohol Power Plants.

As of 5:45pm of December 31, 2021, BLCI is still on standby mode awaiting for the power to be supplied from Power Barge (PB) 104 through NGCP’s transmission facilities going to BLCI’s substation.

According to the NGCP Area Control Center, the energized 69kV line is still up to Garcia Hernandez (Ubay-Alicia-Garcia) only. A minimum load is required to support PB 104’s stable operation. Only when its system would be stabilized can the Garcia-Tagbilaran 69kV Line be energized. However, current power consumption is still insufficient as of the moment.

With this, BLCI cannot give the precise time as to when the power supply will be transmitted to our system.

We humbly request our dear consumers to extend your patience as we welcome the New Year 2022.

Thank you for your understanding. Still, we wish everyone a Happy New Year!

From: BLCI Management

Date: December 29, 2021

Subject: Non-Working Day

In the observance of Rizal Day, please be informed that BLCI is CLOSED on December 30, 2021 (Thursday). To those who wish to pay on that day, please proceed to M.LHUILLIER at any branch. Kindly bring your electric bill.

For your guidance. Thank you and stay safe.

Work Activities: Replacement and Correction of Backbone Lines.

For Feeder Hotel

– Esabo Road, Tiptip Dist- 100%

– Hangos St., Dao Dist. -100%

– Brunil Drive, Dao Dist -50%

BLCI would like to thank ALECO/APEC & MERALCO Teams who voluntary help BLCI in the repair of its Distribution Line System.

From: BLCI Management

Work Activities: Replacement and Correction of Backbone lines.

For Feeder Delta 2

– K of C Drive, Poblacion II, 100%

-V.P. Inting St. near Acasia de Bubu, Poblacion 1 -100%

For Feeder Eagle

– Cainggit Drive, Cogon Dist.-100%

For Feeder Foxtrot

-Dangoy St., Bool Dist-100%

-V.P. Inting going to Ocean Suites, Bool Dist. -80%

For Feeder Hotel

-Upper Salazar St., Ubujan Dist. -100%

BLCI would like to express its sincere appreciation to ALECO/APEC & MERALCO Teams who voluntary help BLCI in the repair of its Distribution Line System.

From: BLCI Management

For Feeder H

– Replacement and Correction of Backbone Lines.

– Kabangkalan Rd., Cabawan Dist -100%

-Tiptip to Manga Rd. -100%

– Esabo Rd., Tiptip Dist.-100%

-Dagohoy Rd., San Isidro Dist-100%

-Jumamil & Matuod St., Manga Dist. -100%

-Penaflor St., Taloto Dist. -100%

BLCI would like to express its sincere appreciation to ALECO/APEC & MERALCO Teams who voluntary help BLCI in the repair of its Distribution Line System.

From: BLCI Management

For Feeder G – Replacement and correction of primary line activities

– Casa Road, Tiptip District to Cabawan Road -100%

-Tiptip to Manga Road-100%

-Tiptip to San Isidro Road -100%

– Zamora St., Dao Dist. to Taloto Dist. -100%

-Taloto to Manga Coastal Road -100%

BLCI highly appreciate the voluntary support from ALECO/APEC and MERALCO Teams. Thank you for doing a great job. Moving forward nga “Ang kahayag diri Tagbilaran mapaabot sa tanan”. We request everyone to extend your patience.

From: BLCI Management

To: All Our Valued Clients/Customers

Date: December 18, 2021

Due to Supertyphoon ‘Odette’ which heavily hit Bohol having left extreme damages to Boholanos, power supply is totally shutdown.

After the inspection/assessment we conducted, we have found several broken and/or leaning poles, cut wires, and impassable and inaccessible roads. With all these, we need to clear all poles and wires obstructing the roads and highways, conduct rehabilitation of our Distribution System by ensuring that all feeders are up and running and make repairs first of all main lines, before the customers’ poles and wires are attended to.

However, please note that BLCI’s repair of its Distribution System should also go along with the repair of transmission lines of National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP). As of posting, NGCP is yet to release its official statement on its restoration schedule after completion of its damage assessment. With this, we also cannot give the precise timeline as to when power supply would be restored.

BLCI apologizes for any inconvenience this may cause you and we humbly request you to extend your patience. Rest assured that our men will be exerting all efforts to restore all lines as soon as possible.

Thank you for your understanding.

Sgd.

BLCI Management