Radyo Mindoro

06/06/2026

RADYO NATIN AT YOUR SERBIS {RNAYS}
11:00 – 12:00NN
JUNE 06, 2026 SATURDAY
ITINANGHAL SA MAGKASUNOD NA TAON SA RADYO NATIN NATIONWIDE EXCELLENCE AWARDBILANG BEST PUBLIC SERVICE

PROGRAM HOST:DOC PA DOLOR

GUEST; MR. JESSE M.PINE PROV'L S&T DIRECTOR DOST- OR .MINDORO

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96.9 Radyo Natin Calapan City
105.3 Radyo Natin Pinamalayan
103.7 Radyo Natin Bongabong
98.9 Radyo Natin Roxas

30/05/2026

RADYO NATIN AT YOUR SERBIS {RNAYS}

11:00 – 12:00NN
MAY 30 2026
SATURDAY
ITINANGHAL SA MAGKASUNOD NA TAON SA RADYO NATIN NATIONWIDE EXCELLENCE AWARD
BILANG BEST PUBLIC SERVICE
PROGRAM HOST:DOC PA DOLOR
GUEST; PCOL:EDISON REVITA
POLICE PROVINCIAL DIRICTOR ORMIN PPO
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96.9 Radyo Natin Calapan City
105.3 Radyo Natin Pinamalayan
103.7 Radyo Natin Bongabong
Radyo Natin Oriental Mindoro

30/05/2026

ERC Supports Measures to Ease Impact of May 2026 Electricity Rate Increase
11 May 2026
PASIG CITY — The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) continues to implement measures aimed at easing the impact of rising electricity costs on consumers amid global fuel price increases and power supply challenges.
The ERC has acknowledged the proposed mitigating measures of the Manila Electric Company (Meralco) to help reduce the expected increase in electricity rates for the May 2026 billing period.
Based on Meralco’s submission to the Commission, the increase in generation charges was initially projected at around PhP 1.0277 per kilowatt-hour (kWh). This was mainly attributed to higher electricity supply costs, rising fuel prices in the global market, and the continued weakening of the Philippine Peso against the US Dollar amid geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
To help ease the impact on consumers, Meralco proposed the earlier implementation of adjustments under its ERC-approved Power Supply Agreements (PSAs). This mechanism allows certain cost adjustments from power suppliers to be reflected immediately, thereby reducing the amount charged to consumers for May 2026. According to Meralco, this measure may lower the projected increase in generation charges from PhP 1.0277/kWh to around PhP 0.4350/kWh.
The ERC noted the proposal and raised no objection, subject to verification, review, and submission of complete supporting documents and reportorial requirements.
ERC Chairperson and CEO Atty. Francis Saturnino C. Juan said the Commission continues to seek practical and lawful measures to protect consumers from sudden increases in electricity rates.
“We understand the burden that rising electricity prices bring to Filipino households, especially during periods of global uncertainty and increasing fuel costs. The ERC continues to work closely with distribution utilities and other industry stakeholders to identify measures that can help reduce the impact on consumers,” Chairperson Juan said.
“While some costs are driven by international fuel prices and market conditions beyond domestic control, the ERC remains committed to ensuring that all charges passed on to consumers are properly reviewed, transparent, and reasonable. We will continue to pursue timely interventions that balance consumer protection, reliable electricity service, and energy security,” he added.
Chairperson Juan also emphasized that the ERC has strengthened its monitoring and oversight of electricity rates, particularly during periods of significant price increases. Distribution utilities experiencing substantial increases in generation charges are required to submit detailed reports and supporting documents for prompt evaluation of possible mitigating measures.
As global energy conditions continue to influence electricity prices worldwide, the ERC reaffirmed its commitment to safeguarding consumer welfare while ensuring stable, reliable, and sufficient power supply for the country. # # #

ERC Supports Measures to Ease Impact of May 2026 Electricity Rate Increase

11 May 2026

PASIG CITY — The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) continues to implement measures aimed at easing the impact of rising electricity costs on consumers amid global fuel price increases and power supply challenges.

The ERC has acknowledged the proposed mitigating measures of the Manila Electric Company (Meralco) to help reduce the expected increase in electricity rates for the May 2026 billing period.

Based on Meralco’s submission to the Commission, the increase in generation charges was initially projected at around PhP 1.0277 per kilowatt-hour (kWh). This was mainly attributed to higher electricity supply costs, rising fuel prices in the global market, and the continued weakening of the Philippine Peso against the US Dollar amid geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.

To help ease the impact on consumers, Meralco proposed the earlier implementation of adjustments under its ERC-approved Power Supply Agreements (PSAs). This mechanism allows certain cost adjustments from power suppliers to be reflected immediately, thereby reducing the amount charged to consumers for May 2026. According to Meralco, this measure may lower the projected increase in generation charges from PhP 1.0277/kWh to around PhP 0.4350/kWh.

The ERC noted the proposal and raised no objection, subject to verification, review, and submission of complete supporting documents and reportorial requirements.

ERC Chairperson and CEO Atty. Francis Saturnino C. Juan said the Commission continues to seek practical and lawful measures to protect consumers from sudden increases in electricity rates.

“We understand the burden that rising electricity prices bring to Filipino households, especially during periods of global uncertainty and increasing fuel costs. The ERC continues to work closely with distribution utilities and other industry stakeholders to identify measures that can help reduce the impact on consumers,” Chairperson Juan said.

“While some costs are driven by international fuel prices and market conditions beyond domestic control, the ERC remains committed to ensuring that all charges passed on to consumers are properly reviewed, transparent, and reasonable. We will continue to pursue timely interventions that balance consumer protection, reliable electricity service, and energy security,” he added.

Chairperson Juan also emphasized that the ERC has strengthened its monitoring and oversight of electricity rates, particularly during periods of significant price increases. Distribution utilities experiencing substantial increases in generation charges are required to submit detailed reports and supporting documents for prompt evaluation of possible mitigating measures.

As global energy conditions continue to influence electricity prices worldwide, the ERC reaffirmed its commitment to safeguarding consumer welfare while ensuring stable, reliable, and sufficient power supply for the country. # # #

29/05/2026

ERC Suspends Collection of GEA-All to Help Ease Power Costs
08 May 2026
PASIG CITY — The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) has directed the temporary suspension of the collection of the Green Energy Auction Allowance (GEA-All) for the May and June 2026 billing periods as part of ongoing efforts to help ease the financial burden on Filipino electricity consumers amid rising inflation and global economic pressures.
Under the advisory issued by the Commission, the collection of the GEA-All rate equivalent to PhP 0.0371/kWh will be temporarily suspended for all electricity consumers nationwide for the covered billing months. The suspension applies to all Collection Agents, including Distribution Utilities (DUs), Retail Electricity Suppliers (RES), and the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP).
The ERC explained that the decision was made after evaluating the current status of the GEA-All Fund, which, as of 05 May 2026, maintains a healthy balance of approximately PhP 466.49 million. Based on the Commission’s assessment, the existing fund remains sufficient to cover the projected payment requirements of eligible renewable energy (RE) developers during the suspension period, including the expected participation of additional renewable energy facilities by June 2026.
ERC Chairperson and CEO Atty. Francis Saturnino C. Juan emphasized that the measure reflects the Commission’s commitment to balancing support for renewable energy development with the need to protect consumers during periods of economic strain.
“While the ERC remains fully committed to supporting the country’s transition to cleaner and more sustainable energy sources, we also recognize the immediate challenges being faced by Filipino households due to rising prices and global uncertainties. This temporary suspension of the GEA-All collection is intended to provide additional relief to consumers while ensuring that renewable energy developers continue to receive the support provided under existing policies,” Chairperson Juan said.
He underscored that the ERC continues to closely monitor the power sector and implement responsive measures that promote both consumer welfare and long-term energy security.
“The Commission will continue to ensure that policies promoting renewable energy remain fair, transparent, and sustainable. At the same time, we are committed to implementing practical interventions that can help cushion consumers from sudden increases in electricity-related costs,” he added.
The ERC clarified that the temporary suspension will not affect the continued implementation of the government’s renewable energy programs and commitments under the Green Energy Auction Program (GEAP). The GEA-All serves as the mechanism used to support payments to eligible renewable energy developers participating in the program.
The Commission will undertake a comprehensive review of the GEA-All Fund status by June 2026 to determine whether the suspension may be extended further, depending on fund sufficiency and prevailing market conditions. # # #

ERC Suspends Collection of GEA-All to Help Ease Power Costs

08 May 2026

PASIG CITY — The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) has directed the temporary suspension of the collection of the Green Energy Auction Allowance (GEA-All) for the May and June 2026 billing periods as part of ongoing efforts to help ease the financial burden on Filipino electricity consumers amid rising inflation and global economic pressures.

Under the advisory issued by the Commission, the collection of the GEA-All rate equivalent to PhP 0.0371/kWh will be temporarily suspended for all electricity consumers nationwide for the covered billing months. The suspension applies to all Collection Agents, including Distribution Utilities (DUs), Retail Electricity Suppliers (RES), and the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP).

The ERC explained that the decision was made after evaluating the current status of the GEA-All Fund, which, as of 05 May 2026, maintains a healthy balance of approximately PhP 466.49 million. Based on the Commission’s assessment, the existing fund remains sufficient to cover the projected payment requirements of eligible renewable energy (RE) developers during the suspension period, including the expected participation of additional renewable energy facilities by June 2026.

ERC Chairperson and CEO Atty. Francis Saturnino C. Juan emphasized that the measure reflects the Commission’s commitment to balancing support for renewable energy development with the need to protect consumers during periods of economic strain.

“While the ERC remains fully committed to supporting the country’s transition to cleaner and more sustainable energy sources, we also recognize the immediate challenges being faced by Filipino households due to rising prices and global uncertainties. This temporary suspension of the GEA-All collection is intended to provide additional relief to consumers while ensuring that renewable energy developers continue to receive the support provided under existing policies,” Chairperson Juan said.

He underscored that the ERC continues to closely monitor the power sector and implement responsive measures that promote both consumer welfare and long-term energy security.

“The Commission will continue to ensure that policies promoting renewable energy remain fair, transparent, and sustainable. At the same time, we are committed to implementing practical interventions that can help cushion consumers from sudden increases in electricity-related costs,” he added.

The ERC clarified that the temporary suspension will not affect the continued implementation of the government’s renewable energy programs and commitments under the Green Energy Auction Program (GEAP). The GEA-All serves as the mechanism used to support payments to eligible renewable energy developers participating in the program.

The Commission will undertake a comprehensive review of the GEA-All Fund status by June 2026 to determine whether the suspension may be extended further, depending on fund sufficiency and prevailing market conditions. # # #

28/05/2026

BROWNOUTS LIKELY IN LUZON, VISAYAS
Power interruptions are likely in the Luzon and Visayas grids today after both regions were placed under red alert due to high electricity demand and the shutdown of several power plants.
The Luzon grid is under red alert from 4 PM to 8 PM, while the Visayas grid is under the same alert status from 3 PM to 8 PM.
Yellow alerts have also been raised in both regions. In Luzon, the yellow alert is in effect at 3 PM and again from 9 PM to 10 PM. In the Visayas, the yellow alert is in effect from 8 PM to 9 PM.
A yellow alert is issued when power supply is on the verge of becoming insufficient, while a red alert is raised when supply can no longer meet consumer demand. | via Brix Lelis

BROWNOUTS LIKELY IN LUZON, VISAYAS

Power interruptions are likely in the Luzon and Visayas grids today after both regions were placed under red alert due to high electricity demand and the shutdown of several power plants.

The Luzon grid is under red alert from 4 PM to 8 PM, while the Visayas grid is under the same alert status from 3 PM to 8 PM.

Yellow alerts have also been raised in both regions. In Luzon, the yellow alert is in effect at 3 PM and again from 9 PM to 10 PM. In the Visayas, the yellow alert is in effect from 8 PM to 9 PM.

A yellow alert is issued when power supply is on the verge of becoming insufficient, while a red alert is raised when supply can no longer meet consumer demand. | via Brix Lelis

25/05/2026

Giinaganap ang ika-35 Alaalang Parangal ni Mggt. Jose P Rizal.

Taunang parangal sa Pinakamahusay na Maggagamot ng Pilipinas.

Taong 2009 ng gawaran si Doc PA Hubbert Dolor bilang Dr Jose P Rizal awardee bilang "Most Outstanding Physician in Government Service Category".

Ngayon taon siya naman ay hinirang bilang Punong Hurado ng gawad parangal na ito.

25/05/2026

Patuloy na Pagkilala at Pagningning ng Galing ng mga Mindorenong Doktor!

Mensahe ni Doc PA Hubbert Dolor bilang Punong-Hurado ng 35th Dr Jose P Rizal Memorial Awards ng Philippine Medical Association.

25/05/2026

✅GALING AT HUSAY NG MINDOREŃO PATULOY NA PINAGTITIWALAAN

Si Doc PA Hubbert Dolor ang pinagkatiwalaan sa responsibilidad na Overall Chair ng Board of Judges para sa taong ito 2026 sa gagawing pagpili sa Most Oustanding Physician of the Philippines sa limang categorya:

✅Government Service
✅Community Leadership
✅Clinical Practice
✅Research
✅Academe

Ang Dr. Jose P Rizal Memorial Awards ng Philippine Medical Association ay ang pinakamataas na parangal na iginagawad sa pinakamahuhusay at magagaling ng Pilipinong Manggagamot.

Taong 2009 ng si Doc PA Hubbert Dolor ay ginawaran ng naturang parangal na "Pinaka-Mahusay na Pilipinong Manggagamot" na naninilbihan sa gobyerno, noong siya ay naglilingkod bilang Punumbayan/Municipal Mayor ng bayan ng Puerto Galera.🫡