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Powering the countryside through electric cooperatives
How NEA works with electric cooperatives to bring power to rural communities.
Awards, quality certification, and quick links to status updates and advisories.
Photo Release
15 December 2016
NEA Administrator Edgardo R. Masongsong joins the executives and officers of the Rural Electric Cooperatives Board of Directors Association of the Philippines (RECOBODA), Inc. during the Association's National Executive Board and Membership Meeting held on December 15, 2016 at the Lotus Garden Hotel, Ermita, Manila.
Media Release
16 December 2016
State-run National Electrification Administration (NEA), led the 10 outstanding recipients for this year's award on Energy Efficiency and Conservation in Government Buildings, in terms of energy savings generated at 43.53%. The award was given by the Department of Energy (DOE) under the Government Energy Management Program (GEMP) anchored on Administrative Order 110 and 126 as amended during the recognition ceremonies of the Don Emilio Abello Energy Efficiency Award at the Maxims Hotel @ Resorts World Manila in Pasay City on December 12, 2016.
NEA was cited for its commendable accomplishments in its conservation initiatives which resulted in the realization of energy savings amounting to Php6.9 million equivalent to 699 MWH and CO2 avoidance of 358 tons as against the average energy consumption baseline year in 2004. It has been given a grade of 95% in its energy audit spot check.
Media Release
07 December 2016
The National Electrification Administration (NEA) has demonstrated anew its compliance to international quality standards after successfully passing last November 10, 2016 the second surveillance audit of the ISO 9001 with upgrade to 2015 standard. This places NEA among the first national government agencies to be upgraded to the 2015 version and confirms the effectiveness of its Quality Management System (QMS).
The scope of certification covers the three legs of the organizational mandate of the NEA which is "to provide financial, institutional, and technical assistance to the electric cooperatives (ECs) which in turn undertake power distribution on an area coverage basis."
Select your region to find your electric cooperative.
Sitio Electrification Program terminal report.
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Training, quality certification, transparency and performance resources.
Attention: All Electric Cooperatives
Documents this office publishes under the Transparency Seal, and the national portals where you can check procurement, budgets and records.
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