In order for Bukidnon Sub-Transmission Corporation (BSTC) to halt its earlier plan to disconnect the Bukidnon Second Electric Cooperative or BUSECO from their system on September 15, 2016, the latter has to pay over Php 7 Million. READ: BUSECO to be disconnected, guv calls for
Bukidnon Online just got word – Senator Juan Miguel Zubiri has filed a resolution asking the Senate Committee on Energy to conduct an investigation on the impending power disconnection of the Bukidnon Second Electric Cooperative (BUSECO) by the Bukidnon Sub-Transmission Corporation (BSTC) supposedly on September
Following yesterday’s news that BUSECO is set to be disconnected by the Bukidnon Sub-Transmission Corporation (BSTC), the management of the Bukidnon Second Electric Cooperative has also released its full statement (which can be seen below). Some of the highlights in the said BUSECO advisory include
Bukidnon Gov. Jose Ma. Zubiri, Jr., via an audio clip, has officially confirmed that his office received a letter from the Bukidnon Sub-Transmission Corporation (BSTC) informing him of the impending disconnection/suspension of service to the Bukidnon Second Electric Cooperative or BUSECO on September 15, 2016
So here’s good news for all of us! Ookla, the global broadband speedtest provider, has named 12 countries in terms of download and upload Internet speed. Check out where the Philippines stands! We’re number 11, right behind Macau (for download speed) and Iceland (for upload speed)
The 68.8-MW hydro power plant located at Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon will soon be up and running. This means additional renewable energy will soon be added to the Mindanao grid. According to a press release from the Philippine Information Agency, the hydro project which is owned
Malaybalay City used to have Faro and Belyca. Valencia City probably still has the Gaisano Cinemas (Would anyone know if they’re still open?) We’re talking about movie theaters in Bukidnon. Only the two Bukidnon cities have seen movie theaters ever so we got really pretty