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IN THE MATTER OF THE

APPLICATION
FOR
APPROVAL
OF
THE
ELECTRIC
POVVER
PURCHASE
AGREEMENT
BETVVEEN
ILOILO
II
ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE,
INC. AND PANAY ENERGY
DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATION
WITH
PRAYER
FOR
PROVISIONAL AUTHORITY
ERC CASE NO. 2016-098
ILOILO
II
ELECTRIC
COOPERATIVE, INC. AND"
PANAY
ENERGY
DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATION
Applicants.

RC

DOCKE'l'ElJ
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ORDER
On 29 April 2016, Iloilo II Electric Cooperative, Inc. ("ILECO
II") and Panay Energy Development Corporation ("PEDe''') filed a
Joint Application for approval of their Electric Power Purchase
Agreement (EPP A) with" a prayer for the issuance of Provisional
Authority.
On even date,
Data Confidential"
Annexes "R" 1 and
confidential and be

PEDC also submitted a separate "Motion to Treat


dated 28 April 2016 wherein PEDC prayed that
"Y" 2 attached to the Application be treated as
not disclosed to any other party or entity.

On 06 May 2016, PEDC filed a "Compliance with Motion to


Admit" dated 05 May 2016 in compliance with the directive of ~
I

Project Brief of the Expan~ion Plant.


Projected Cash flows of PEDe.

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Commission during pre-filing conference to republish the Applicants'
joint Application. In the said Compliance with Motion to Admit,
PEDC submitted copies of the Daily Tribune publication dated 02
May 2016, the Affidavit of Publication dated 02 May 2016 and the
Affidavit dated 05 May 2016 of Ms. Richelle Ann T. Palele. Likewise,
PEDC submitted the Official Receipt No. 0006721 dated 29 April
2016 evidencing payment of filing fees and prayed that the same be
admitted by the Commission.
In the said Application,
others, the following:

ILECO II and PEDC alleged among

Parties to the Case


1.

Applicant ILECO II is an electric cooperative duly


organized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of
the Republic of the Philippines, with principal office
address at Brgy. Cauayan, Pototan, Iloilo. It is a
franchised electric utility servicing its member-consumers
in the Province of Iloilo, specifically Passi City and the
Municipalities of Pototan, Mina, Dingle, Duenas, San
Enrique, Calinog, Bingawan, Lambunao, Janiuay,
Badiangan, New Lucena, Zarraga, Barotac Nuevo, and
Dumangas.

2.

Applicant PEDC is a corporation duly organized and


existing under the laws of the Republic of the Philippines
with principal office address at Brgy. Ingore, La Paz, Iloilo
City. PEDC owns and operates a 2x82 MW coal-fired
power plant ("Existing Plant") located in Brgy. Ingore, La
Paz, Iloilo City. It has embarked on an expansion project
through the construction of a 1X150MW coal-fired power
plant ("Expansion Plant") in the same location.
Statement

of Facts and of the Case

3.

Pursuant to Rule 20 (B) of the 2006 Rules of Practice and


Procedure of the Energy Regulatory Commission ("ERC"),
this Application is submitted to this Honorable
Commission for its review and approval of the Electric
Power Purchase Agreement dated 14 April 2015 between
PEDC as Seller and ILECO II as Buyer (the "EPPA").

4.

Prior to the execution of the EPPA, in November 2013, a


competitive selection process was undertaken by ILECO
II, through
the Panay-Guimaras
Power SUP
Consortium (PPSC), using the Swiss Challenge meth~ti

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The initial offer/bid of PEDC was published in two
separate newspapers of general circulation in the
Philippines, each newspaper publishing the notice for two
consecutive weeks. Since, the consortium did not receive
any offers or challenges despite the time given for other
generation companies to submit their offers, PPSC
awarded the supply contract of the consortium to PEDC.
As a result of the award by the consortium, each
cooperative member, including ILECO II executed
separate EPPAs with PEDC.
Salient Features ofthe EPPA
5.

The salient features of the EPPA are indicated below:


Type of Plant

Coal-fired
power
plant
expansion located in Brgy.
Ingore, La Paz, Iloilo City

Installed Capacity

1X150MW

Cooperation
Period

Twenty
Five
(25)
years
commencing
on
the
Commercial Operation Date
and ending on the 25th year
anniversary
of
such
commencement date

Commercial
Operation Date

When the Expansion Plant has


been completed, inspected,
tested
and
is ready to
commence
operation
as
confirmed
in
a
written
communication from PEDC to
ILECO II, which date should
not be later than 26 July 2016
or such later date as PEDC and
ILECO II may agree upon in
writing

Contracted
Capacity

3MW
In
addition,
subject
to
availability of capacity of the
Expansion Plant, PEDC is
given priority to supply ILECO
II any additional capacity
requirements it may have,
subject to mutually acceptablil
terms and conditions.
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Minimum Energy
Off-Take

Billing Month
Januarv
Februarv
March
March (Leap Year)
April
Mav
June
Julv
August
September
October
November
December

6.

Minimum
Contracted
Energy,
kWh
2,232,000
2,232,000
2,016,000
2,088,000
2,232,000
2,160,000
2,232,000
2,160,000
2,232,000
2,232,000
2,160,000
2,232,000
2,160,000

Delivery Point

The delivery point shall mean


the physical point(s) at which
ILECO II receives power from
PEDC where billing meters to
measure
electricity
energy
flowing to ILECO II's electric
system are installed

Outages

The allowable scheduled and


unscheduled outages are forty
(40) days per year.

As indicated above, PEDC agreed to supply and deliver,


and ILECO II agreed to take and pay for electricity
supplied by PEDC at a contracted capacity of 3 MW (the
"Contracted Capacity"), at 100% load factor, commencing
on the Commercial Operation Date of the Expansion
Plant (Le., the date when the Expansion Plant has been
completed, inspected, tested, and is ready to commence
operation as confirmed in a written communication from
Seller to Buyer, which date should not be later than 26
July 2016 or such later date as the parties may agree upon
in writing), at an Ele.ctr~ Fee (Schedule 4 ofthe EPPA)
computed as fOllOWS

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Load Factor

100%

Electricity Fee

Energy Fees

Fuei Cost

Energy Fees

Tariff Fee

Tariff Fee

CRF

[PhPO&M

( USDO&M

Cost of Coal
1,000

Fuel Cost

Cost of Coal

~
Base Coal
Price

USCP~
USCP~
Consumption
Rate

PhCPlh

Forex

Forex

Newcastlec
x

Newcastle,

PhCPl,

J
En

Transport Cost

Where:
CRF

Capital

PhpO&M

Peso-based

PhCPlc

Recovery Fee

O&M Fee

Php

2.3096

per kWh

Php

0.2736

per kWh

Phil j ppi ne Cons ume r Price Index (CPI) for a Jl items forthe Current month
by the National Statistics Coordination
Board, www.nscbgoyph

as

published

Base Philippine

May-14

138.30

(PI

0.0092

per kWh

USDO&M

USD.based O&M Fee

USCPlc

us Consumer Price Index (CPI) for all items forthe Current Month as
published by the U.S. Bureau of lahorStatistics,
www.bls goy
May-14

237.07

Base US (PI

Reference exchange rate (in Php perUSD) ont he meter reading date, as
by the 8angko Sentral og PlIipinas (aSP), www.bsp.gov.ph

Forex

published

in kWh, Minimum

whichever

Contracted Energy (MCE) or Actual Energy Delivered,

is higher

Base reference

Newca stlec

Preceding quarter's average coal price for6,100kcal/kg


Coal Newcastle Physical Trading Index,wwwglobalcoal

Newcastlee

Base Newcastle

Transport

Cost

Consumption

En

Rate

coal price

56.33

Base Coal Price

Index

Cost of freight, insurance,

brokerage,

USD per MT

ADB perthe Gloabl


com On LJSD/MD

77.31

USD per MT

taxes, and other costs in USD per MT

O.68kg/kWh, e seal ated a tara te of 1.5% per yea r or a ctua I, whichever


Nominated

Energy of Buyer to Seller in kWh

is lowe r

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7.

Nonetheless, during Testing and Commissioning of the


Expansion Plant, PEDC will deliver to ILECO II on a nonfirm basis electric power, subject to the payment of
Electricity Fees for actual energy taken by ILECO II
computed as follows:

Testing and Commissioning at

load Factor
tlectridty Fee

100%

Load Factor

100%

Energy fees

SO%

eRF

.Fu~1 COst

Tartff Fee

PI1pO&M

Cost of Co3I
1.000

Fuel Cost

Cost of coal

.lll>.e

USCp\.
Consu'nption

Rale

~
Co;l

Price

PhCA,
PhCl'I"

USCPl,
[ USDO&M

F_.

NeweaUJ~
x

Newcastle.

fot<!x

En

Transport

Cost

C"\pltat F!:ce-ovctyfce

PhpO&M

Peso.obued O&M Fee

PhCPl("

Philippine Con~Um(H 'Price Index (CPI) for all hem~ fot1he Cuncnt month as
pubtTshed bv the 'National St-iJthtia Coordinatlon
8o.ard. YfWwoub Eoy,<th

Base PhlHpplne CPI

lJSO.bas~d

US (:onsumetPnGc
Indt'x (CP!) for all items fot the Cuttent Month as
published by the U.S. 8-ut<!au of !Mbo' Statistics. \Wtw bj$.ltoy

'"

:8aseUSCPt

USDO&M

III

~.3096 pet kWh

Php

O.~736 pet kWh

MJly.14

13830
$

O&M Fee

O.()()92

per kWh

~37.07

H(':fct(!nc-cexchange rate (In Php pcrUSO) ont he meter reading date. as


publls'hed by lh~ 8angko Sentral ns PiHp1nas (SSP). wwwbsp.gov.ph
In kWh. Minimum Conttaetcd 'Energy {MCEI Of Actual (nt:rgy OeUvered.
whlchcv(tr is higher

Base Coal Ptfte


e

PhSi'

50.33

USD pe'

MT

Prc<eding qU(lttet"',snve~ge (oal price for'6.100k<.aI/Jt., ADS per th~ Glaabl


Go31 Newc.asti~ Physical 'trading Index.. WWwglobJI>a'fOmlioUSPIMD

77.31

USO per MT

It

Base Ne:wasU,e Index

Consumption $tate

,Wl

O.6$"k.g,/l<,\.Vh.
<'Scal3tcd at a tate of ].S" :P~' year or 8C,\.\Ull. whldu~vtlr

En

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8.

Moreover, upon completion of the commissioning of the


Expansion Plant, ILECO II shall take the proportionate
net electrical output of the Expansion Plant delivered by
PEDC during the Pre-Commercial Operation Period on a
firm basis, subject to the payment of Electricity Fees
computed as follows:

Pre-Commercial Operations at 100%Load Factor


Load Factor
Electricity
Energy

Fee

100%
Energy

Fuel Cost

Cost of Coal

Fuel Cost

75%

Fees

Tariff Fee

Fees

CR'

[ USOO&M

USCPIc

[ Base Coal

Consumption
Rate

PhCPlb

Forex

Forex

NeWc3stiec

Newc3stleo

PhCPlc

Phpo&M

USCPlb

Cost of Coal
1,000

Price

Tariff Fee

En

Transport

Cost

Where:
Recovery

2.3096

per kWh

Php

0.2736

per kWh

Capital

PhpO&M

Peso-based O&M Fee

PhCPlc

Phi I ippi ne Consume r Price I odex jePI) for a 11 items


for the Current
month
as
published by the National Statistics Coordination Board, wwwnscbggyph

Base Philippine

USDO&M

USD-based

usePlc

us Consu mer
published

USCPlb
Forex

Base

Fee

Php

CR'

O&M

Fee

Price

by the

May-14

138.30

CPI

Index

(CPI) for

U,S, Bureau

a II Items

of Labor

0.0092

for the

Statistics,

per

Current

WWw bls

kWh

Month

as

goy

237.07

US CPI

Refe rence

excha nge

pUblished

by the

ra te (i n Ph p per

Bangko

Sentral

USD) ant

he meter

ng Pilipinas

read i ng date,

as

(aSP), www.bsp.gov.ph

in kWh, Mi ni mum Contracted Energy (MCE)or Actual Energy Del ivered,


whichever is higher

Base Coal Price

Base reference coal price

Newca stlec

Preceding quarter's average coal price for 6,700kcaljkg ADS perthe Gloabl
Coal Newcastle Physical Trading Index, wwwglobalcoal
com On usp/MTl

Newcastlell

Base Newcastle Index

Transport Cost

Cost of freight, insurance, brokerage, taxes, and other costs in USDper MT

Consumption Rate

O.68kg/kWh, escal ated at a rate of 1.5% per year or actual, whichever is lower

En

56.33 USDper MT

77.31 USDper MT

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9.

The EPPA thus proposes separate rates on the power


delivered by PEDC to ILECO II, depending on the stage of
the plant development (i.e., during Testing and
Commissioning, during the Pre-Commercial Operation
Period, or on Commercial Operation Date).

10.

The cost of fuel shall be on a pass through basis in all


stages (i.e., during Testing and Commissioning, during
the Pre-Commercial Operation Period, or on Commercial
Operation Date). In deriving Fuel Cost, the actual
consumption rate of coal or up to the consumption cap,
whichever is lower, shall always be multiplied by the
actual energy delivered.

11.

It should be noted that the expenses to be incurred by


PEDC for the testing and commissioning the Expansion
Plant during Testing and Commissioning and the PreCommercial Operation Period were not included in the
rate agreed upon in the EPPA inasmuch as the Parties
agreed on a tariff formula for energy delivered during
Testing and Commissioning as well as the PreCommercial Period which PEDC intended to serve as
recovery for testing and commissioning costs to be
incurred by PEDC for the commissioning cost of the
Expansion Plant.

12.

It should also be pointed out however that during testing


and commissioning, the Parties agreed that PEDC would
deliver to ILECO II the proportionate net electrical output
of the Power Plant on a non-firm basis and subject to the
payment of the applicable Electricity Fees. However, once
testing has been completed but prior to Commercial
Operations, the proportionate net electrical output of the
Power Plant shall be delivered by PEDC and shall be
taken by ILECO II on a firm basis and subject to the
payment of the applicable Electricity Fees.

13.

As seen in the Rate Impact below, for the duration of the


term of the EPPA between PEDC and ILECO II, the
simulated delivered price thereunder would result in an
overall savings of PhP0-45, PhPO.32, and PhPo.18 during
Testing and Commissioning Period, Pre-Commercial
Operations Peri~ and Commercial Operations Period,
respectively.

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Projected Rate Impact during 2016 Testing and Commissioning,
as follows:

Without PEDC EPP A


With PEDC EPPA
GENERATION RATE
INCREASEj(DECREASE) (rounded
offfiJnlre)

Rate, PhP /kWh


5.66
5.21
(0-45)

Projected Rate Impact during 2016 Pre-Commercial Operations,


as follows:

Without PEDC EPP A


With PEDC EPP A
GENERATION
RATE
INCREASEj(DECREASE)
(rounded off figure)

Rate,
PhP/kWh
5.66
5.35
(0.32)

Projected Rate Impact at Commercial Operation, as follows:

Without PEDC EPP A


With PEDC EPP A
GENERATION
RATE
INCREASEj(DECREASE)
(rounded off figure)

Rate, PhP /kWh


5.66
5-49
(0.18)

14.

The foregoing agreed terms, among others, are embodied


in the EPP A, a copy of which is attached to this
Application as Annex "A" and made an integral part
hereof.

15.

Should the Honorable


Commission
approve
the
Electricity Fees under the EPP A, there will be an
indicative decrease in generation cost of PhPO.18 per
kWh on the Commercial Operation Date.

Allegations in Support ofthe Prayer for Provisional


Authority
16.

The current demand of ILECO II is 28 MW. To meet this


demand, ILECO II sources 11 MW of its electric po~: /
requirements from PEDC's Existing Plant, 4 MW fr~

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Green Core Geothermal, Inc. ("GCGI") and 4 MW from
Salcon Island Power Corp. It also sources about 9 MW
from the Wholesale Electricity Spot Market ("WESM")
during peak hours.
17.

It is expected that ILECO II's current demand will


increase to over 29 MW by 2016 and 30 MW by 2017
based on ILECO II's load forecast.

18.

Considering that ILECO II is in need of additional supply


of power beginning 2016, it is imperative that ILECO II
obtain this Honorable Commission's approval of the
EPPA with PEDC.

19.

The supply of additional 3 MW from the Expansion Plant


to ILECO II (and ultimately, to its consumers) will not
only secure the power requirements of ILECO II but also
lessen ILECO II's exposure to the volatility of the
Wholesale Electricity Spot Market (WESM) prices and
reduce its dependence on the Negros-Panay submarine
cable.

20.

Under the terms of the EPPA, among the conditions


precedent to the performance by ILECO II and PEDC of
their respective obligations thereunder is the approval of
this Application by the Honorable Commission.

21.

Thus, for PEDC to be able to deliver and ILECO II to be


able to receive power from PEDC as early as the Testing
and Commissioning and the Pre-Commercial Operation
Period of the Expansion Plant, it is imperative that a
provisional authority be granted for the EPPA to allow
PEDC to deliver and ILECO II to receive power during
these periods.

22.

As mentioned in the foregoing paragraphs, should the


Honorable Commission grant a provisional authority for
PEDC to deliver and ILECO II to receive power during
Testing and Commissioning will result to an indicative
net reduction in its generation cost of PhP0-45 per kWh
during this period. Should a provisional authority be
given for the Pre-Commercial Operation Period, there will
be an indicative net reduction in ~ts~ration
cost of
PhPO.32 per kWh during this periO~j

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Compliance with Pre-Filing Requirements
23.

Applicants manifest their compliance with the pre-filing


requirements mandated under Rule 3, Section 4(e) of the
Implementing Rules and Regulations of Republic Act No.
9136, otherwise known as the Electric Power Industry
Reform Act of 2011, or the "EPIRA", and Rule 6 of the
2006 ERC Rules of Practice and Procedures, as evidenced
by the following attachments:
Affidavit of Service re: service of the Application
with Annexes to the Sangguniang Panlungsod of
Iloilo City, a copy of which is attached as Annex

"B".,
23.2. Affidavit of Service re: service of the Application
with Annexes to the Sangguniang Bayan of Pototan,
a copy of which is attached hereto as Annex "C";
23.3. Affidavit of Service re: service of the Application
with Annexes to the Sangguniang Panlalawigan of
the Province of Iloilo, a copy of which is attached as
Annex "D";
23.4. Affidavit of Publication stating that the instant
Application had been published in a newspaper of
general circulation, a copy of which is attached as
Annex "E".,
23.5. Newspaper issue where the Application appeared,
as published, a copy of which is attached as Annex
"F".,

A copy of the Board Resolution authorizing ILECO


II to jointly file the instant application with PEDC,
which is herein attached as Annex "G";
23.7. A copy of the Board Resolution authorizing PEDC
to jointly file the instant application with ILECO II,
which is herein attached as Annex "H"; and
Proof of payment of ~~i~es,
attached as Annex

"I)f

a copy of which is

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24.

ILECO II and PEDC prayed that the Commission will:


a)

Upon initial review of the instant Application and


pending trial on the merits, issue a provisional
authority for the terms of the April 2015 EPPA
between PEDC and ILECO II, thereby authorizing
PEDC to charge and collect from ILECO II the
respective Electricity Fees corresponding to the (1)
Testing and Commissioning, (2) Pre-Commercial
Operation Period, and (3) Commercial Operation
Date, and authorizing ILECO II to pass the full
amount thereof to its consumers; and

b)

After trial on the merits, issue a permanent


approval of the terms of the April 2015 EPPA
between PEDC and ILECO II, thereby authorizing
PEDC to charge and collect from ILECO II the
respective Electricity Fees corresponding to the (1)
Testing and Commissioning, (2) Pre-Commercial
Operation Period, and (3) Commercial Operation
Date, and authorizing ILECO II to pass the full
amount thereofto its consumers.

c)

Grant such other reliefs just and equitable under


the premises.

Finding the said Application and the Compliance with Motion


to Admit sufficient in form and substance, the Commission hereby
notes the submission of the Applicants in the foregoing Compliance
and admits the Official Receipt No. 0006721 dated 29 April 2016 as
evidence of payment of the required fee. Accordingly, the instant
Application is hereby set for determination of compliance with the
jurisdictional
requirements,
expository
presentation,
Pre-trial
Conference, and presentation
of evidence on 05 October 2016

(Wednesday) at ten o'clock in the morning (10:00 A.M.) at


ILECO II's Principal Office, at Brgy. Cauayan, Pototan,
Iloilo.
ILECO II and PEDC are hereby directed to cause the
publication of the attached Notice of Public Hearing in two (2)
newspapers of general circulation in the Philippines at their own
expense, twice (2X) within two (2) successive weeks, the dates of
publication not being less than seven (7) days apart, with the date of
last publication made not later than ten (10) days before the date of
the scheduled initial hearing. They are also directed to inform the
consumers within the franchise area of ILECO II, by any other meay

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available and appropriate, of the filing of the instant Application, its
reasons therefor, and of the scheduled hearing thereon.
Let copies of the Application, this Order and the attached
Notice of Public Hearing be furnished the Office of the Solicitor
General (OSG), the Commission on Audit (COA), and the Committees
on Energy of both Houses of Congress. They are hereby requested, if
they so desire, to send their duly authorized representatives at the
scheduled hearing.
Likewise, let copies of this Order and the attached Notice of
Public Hearing be furnished the Offices of the Provincial Governor,
the City and Municipal Mayors, and the Local Government Unit
(LGU) Legislative Bodies within ILECO II's franchise area for the
appropriate posting thereof on their respective bulletin boards.
ILECO II and PEDC are hereby directed to furnish all those
making requests therefor with copies of the Application and its
attachments, subject to reimbursement of reasonable photocopying
costs.
On the date of the initial hearing and Pre-trial Conference,
ILECO II and PEDC must submit to the Commission their written
Compliance with the jurisdictional requirements attaching therewith,
methodically arranged and duly marked, the evidence of the actual
posting and publication of the Notice of Public Hearing consisting of
certifications issued to that effect, signed by the aforementioned
Governors, Mayors, and LGU Legislative Bodies, or their duly
authorized representatives, bearing the seals of their offices, and the
affidavit of the Editors or Business Managers of the newspapers
where said Notice of Public Hearing were published, together with the
complete issues of the said newspapers, and such other proofs of
compliance with the requirements of the Commission.
ILECO II, PEDC, and all interested parties are directed to
submit, at least five (5) days before the date of initial hearing and Pretrial Conference, their respective Pre-trial Briefs containing, among
others:
a) A summary of admitted facts and proposed stipulation of
facts;

b) The

i"u", to be tried 0' ,e'Olvey

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c) The documents or exhibits to be presented, stating the
purposes and proposed markings therefore; and
d) The number and names of the witnesses, with their written
testimonies in an individual affidavit form, to be attached to
the Pre-trial Brief.
Failure of ILECO II and PEDC to submit the required Pre-trial
Brief and Judicial Affidavits of their witnesses within the prescribed
period shall be a ground for cancellation of the scheduled hearing,
and the resetting of which shall be six (6) months from said date of
cancellation.
As part of the Pre-trial Conference, ILECO II and PEDC must
also be prepared to make an Expository Presentation of their
Application, aided by whatever communication medium they may
deem appropriate for the purpose, in order to put in plain words and
explain, for the benefit of the consumers and other concerned parties,
what the Application is all about and the reasons and justifications
being cited in support thereof.
SO ORDERED.
Pasig City, 27 July

2016.

FOR AND BYAUTHORITY


OF THE COMMISSION:

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Copy furnished:
1.

Attys. Amanda Roselle A. Bengson, Irving N. Chua, Karl JosefD.


Banag, mark Jorel O. Calida and Charlene Lorena D. Garcia
Counselsfor Applicant PEDC
clo Global Business Power Corporation
22F, GT International
6813 Ayala Avenue corner H.V. de la Costa Street, Makati City

2.

Atty. Dennis T. Ventilacion


Counsels for Applicant ILECO II
Javellosa Compound, Arguelles Extension, Locsin Street, Iloilo City

3. Iloilo II Electric Cooperative, Inc. (ILECO II)


Brgy. Cauayan, Pototan, Iloilo
4. Panay Energy Development Corporation (PEDC)
Brgy. Ingore, La Paz, Iloilo City
5. Office of the Solicitor General
134 Amorsolo Street, Legaspi Village, Makati City
6. Commission on Audit
Commonwealth Avenue, Quezon City
7. Senate Committee on Energy
GSIS Bldg. Roxas Blvd., Pasay City
8. House Committee on Energy
Batasan Hills, Quezon City
8. Office of the President
Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI)
3rd Floor, Chamber and Industry Plaza (CIP)
1030 Campus Avenue corner Park Avenue
McKinley Town Center, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City
9. Office of the City Mayor
Passi City
10.

Office of the Sangguniang Panglungsod


Passi City

11.

Office of the Municipal Mayor


Pototan, Iloilo

12.

Office of the Sangguniang Bayan


Pototan, Iloilo

13. Office of the Municipal Mayor


Mina, Iloilo

14. Office of the Sangguniang Bayan/


Mina, Iloilo
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15. Office of the Municipal Mayor
Dingle, Iloilo
16.Office of the Sangguniang Bayan
Dingle, Iloilo
17.Office of the Municipal Mayor
Duenas, Iloilo
18.Office of the Sangguniang Bayan
Duenas, Iloilo
19.Office of the Municipal Mayor
San Enrique, Iloilo
20.

Office of the Sangguniang Bayan


San Enrique, Iloilo

21.

Office of the Municipal Mayor


Calinog,Iloilo

22.

Office of the Sangguniang Bayan


Calinog, Iloilo

23.Office of the Municipal Mayor


Bingawan, Iloilo
24.Office of the Sangguniang Bayan
Bingawan, Iloilo
25. Office ofthe Municipal Mayor

Lambunao, Iloilo
26.Office of the Sangguniang Bayan
Lambunao, Iloilo
27.Office of the Municipal Mayor
Janiuay, Iloilo
28.Office of the Sangguniang Bayan
J aniuay, Iloilo
29. Office of the Municipal Mayor

Badiangan, Iloilo
30.Office of the Sangguniang Bayan
Badiangan, Iloilo
31. Office ofthe Municipal Mayor

New Lucena, Iloilo


32. Office of the Sangguniang Bayan
New Lucena, Iloilo
33. Office of the Municipal Mayor /;
Zarraga, Iloilo
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34. Office of the Sangguniang Bayan
Zarraga, Iloilo
35. Office of the Municipal Mayor
Barotac Nuevo, Iloilo
36. Office of the Sangguniang Bayan
Barotac Nuevo, Iloilo
37. Office of the Municipal Mayor
Dumangas, Iloilo
38. Office of the Sangguniang Bayan
Dumangas, Iloilo
39. Office of the Governor
Province of Iloilo
40. Office of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan
Province of Iloilo
41. PSA-lWG Group 1

Energy Regulatory Commission


~
14F Pacific Center, San Miguel Avenue
Ortigas Center, Pasig City

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