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IN THE MATTER OF THE

APPLICATION
FOR
AUTHORITY
TO
DEVELOP,
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OWN
OR
OPERATE
DEDICATED POINT-TO-POINT
LIMITED
FACILITIES
TO
CONNECT
THE. 19.8
MW
SOLAR POWER PLANT TO
THE CADIZ-SAN CARLOS 69
KV LINE, WITH PRAYER FOR
PROVISIONAL AUTHORITY

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ERC CASE NO. 2014-020 MC

SAN
CARLOS
SOLAR
ENERGY, INC. (SACASOL),
Applicant.
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DECISION
Before this Commission for resolution are the "Application". and
"Amended Application" filed on March 7, 2014 and March 19, 2014,
respectively, by the San Carlos Solar Energy, Inc. (SACASOL) for
authority to develop, own, or operate dedicated point-to-point limited
transmission facilities to connect the 19.8 MW solar power plant to
the Cadiz-San Carlos 69 kV line, with prayer foe provisional authority.
Having found said application and amended application to be
sufficient in form and in substance with the required fees having been
paid, an Order and a Notice of Public Hearing, both dated May 19,
. 2014, were issued setting the case for initial hearing on June 10,
2014.
In the same Order, SACASOL was directed to cause the
publication of the attached Notice of Public Hearing, at its own
expense, once (1x) in a newspaper of general circulation in the
Philippines, at least ten (10) days before the scheduled date of initial
hearing. It is also directed to inform the consumers, by any other
means available and appropriate, of the filing of the instant
application, its reasons therefor and of the scheduled hearing
thereon.

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The Office of the Solicitor General (OSG), the Commission on

Audit (COA) and the Committees on Energy of both Houses of
Congress were furnished with copies of the Order and Notice of
Public Hearing and were requested to have their respective duly
authorized representatives present at the initial hearing.
Likewise, the Offices of the Provincial Governor of Negros
Occidental and the Mayors of the City of San Carlos and the
Municipality of Calatrava, Negros Occidental were furnished with
copies of the Order and Notice of Public Hearing for the appropriate
posting thereof on their respective bulletin boards.
On June 5, 2014, SACASOL filed its "Pre- Trial Brief'.
During the June 10, 2014 initial hearing, SACASOL, VMC Rural
Electric Service Cooperative, Inc. (VRESCO), National Transmission
Corporation (TRANSCO), National Grid Corporation of the Philippines
(NGCP) and Engr. Robert F. Mallillin appeared.
At the said hearing, SACASOL presented its proofs of
compliance with the Commission's posting and publication of notice
requirements which were duly marked as Exhibits "A" to "J", inclusive.
Thereafter, it conducted an expository presentation of its application.
Upon the termination of the expository presentation, the
Commission directed VRESCO, TRANSCO and NGCP to file their
respective petitions to intervene and pre-trial briefs within five (5)
days from the said hearing. The Commission then scheduled the
next hearing of the case on June 17, 2014. .
On

June

16, 2014,

SACASOL

filed

"Supplemental

Compliance" .

During the June 17, 2014 continuation of hearing, SACASOL,

TRANSCO and NGCP appeared. VRESCO and Engr. Mallillin failed
to appear de"spitedue notice.
At the said hearing, the Commission conducted a pre-trial
conference.
Thereafter, SACASOL presented the following
witnesses: 1) Atty. Teresita M. Repizo, its Legal Manager, who

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testified, among others, on the following: a) her duties and

responsibilities as legal manager; b) the legal personality of the
SACASOL and its current capital structure; c) the existence of
documents submitted in support of the application such as the
Articles of Incorporation, By-Laws, General Information Sheet (GIS),
Certificate of Increase in Capital Stock, Energy Service Contract, and
Certificate of Confirmation of Commerciality; and d) cost associated
with the development and construction of dedicated point-to-point
facility project and the documents in support thereof such as the Bill
of Quantities, Audited Financial Statements and the Projected
Financial and Economic Analysis; and 2) Engr. Vasco Teofilo R.
Saldana, its Operations Manager, who testified, among others, on the
following: a) his duties and responsibilities as Operations Manager; b)
his familiarity of the dedicated facility project application including the
description, conceptual engineering designs and drawings; c) the
viability of the proposed project which was certified and considered in
the formulation of its Transmission Development Plan (TDP); and d)
he identified various documents in support of the application.
In the course of their direct examinations, additional documents
were presented and marked as exhibits. The direct examinations
having been terminated, the Commission propounded c1arificatory
questions on the said witnesses. SACASOL was, then, directed to
submit additional documents for the proper evaluation of the
application. On the other hand, VRESCO, TRANSCO and NGCP
were directed to file their respective comments on the instant
application.
On June
Evidence".
In the
submissions:

23, 2014,

meantime,

SACASOL

the

filed

Commission

its "Forma/

Offer of

noted

following

the

1) The "Compliance with Motion for Extension of Time to

Submit Additional Documents" filed on June 23, 2014 by the
SACASOL;
2) The "Motion for Extension of Time (To File Comment on the
Application)" filed on June 23, 2014 by the TRANSCO;
3) The "Comment (On SACASOL's Application)" filed on June
27,2014 by the TRANSCO;

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4) The "Second Motion for Extension of Time to Submit

Compliance" filed on July 8,2014 by the SACASOL;
5) The "Manifestation" filed on July 21, 2014 by the SACASOL;
6) The "Motion to Admit Attached Reply (To TRANSCO's
Comment dated June 20, 2014)" filed on July 23, 2014 by
the SACASOL; and
7) The "Supplemental
the SACASOL;

Compliance" filed on July 23, 2014 by

On December 1, 2014, the Commission issued an Order

admitting SACASOL's "Formal Offer of Evidence" and declaring the
case submitted for resolution.

DISCUSSION
SACASOL is a corporation duly organized and existing under
and by virtue of the laws of the Republic of the Philippines with
principal office address at Emerald Arcade, F.C. Ledesma Street,
San Carlos City, Negros Occidental, Philippines.
The instant application was filed pursuant Section 9 of Republic
Act No. 9136 (R.A. No. 9136) or the "Electric Power Industry Reform
Act of 2001" of the EPIRA and Section 5 of its Implementing Rules
and Regulations (IRR), to wit:
A.

Section 9 of R.A. No. 9136

"Section 9. x x x

A generation company may develop and own or operate

dedicated point-to-point limited transmission line facilities
that are consistent with the TDP; Provided, That such
facilities are required only for the purpose of connecting to
the transmission system, and are used solely by the
generating facilities, subject to prior authorization by the
ERC x x x."

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Section
5.
Dedicated
Point-to-Point
limited
Transmission Facility of a Generation Company
"(a) Subject to prior authorization from ERC, TRANSCO
or its Buyer or Concessionaire may allow a Generation
Company to develop, own and/or operate dedicated
point-to-point limited transmission facilities: Provided,
That:
(i) Such dedicated point-to-point limited transmission
facilities are required only for the purpose of connecting
to the Grid which will be used solely by the Generation
Facility, and are not used to serve End-users or
Suppliers directly;
(ii) The facilities are included and consistent with the
TOP as certified by TRANSCO or its Buyer or
Concessionaire; and
(iii) Any other documents that may be required by the
ERC.
xxx

xxx

xx x"

It is the holder of Solar Energy Service Contract No. 2013-09037 (Service Contract) duly notarized on October 30, 2013 by virtue
of which it was granted the exclusive right to explore, develop and
utilize Solar Energy Resources within an area located in San Carlos
City and Calatrava, Province of Negros Occidental (Contract Area).
Pursuant to the Service Contract, it is developing the Solar
Power Plant located in San Carlos City, Negros Occidental, which will
commence commercial operations in 2014 (Solar Power Project).
Notably, Republic Act No. 9513 (R.A No. 9513) otherwise known as
the "Renewable Energy Act of 2008", (RE Law) mandates that the
Solar Power Plant shall enjoy the benefit of priority dispatch as a
generating unit utilizing intermittent renewable energy resource.

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In order to test, commission, and dispatch the Solar Power

Plant, it shall develop and construct a dedicated point-to-point facility
which will connect the Solar Power Plant to the Visayas Grid through
the Cadiz - San Carlos 69 kV line (Dedicated Facility Project). The
Dedicated Facility Project will be used solely by the Solar Power
Plant for connection to the Visayas Grid.
According to SACASOL, the connection
Carlos 69 kV line through the Dedicated Facility
viable option for connecting the Solar Power Plant
in view of the proximity of the Cadiz-San Carlos
Power Plant's switchyard.

to the Cadiz-San
Project is the only
to the Visayas Grid
69 kV to the Solar

It is worthy to note that NGCP has recommended the Dedicated

Facility Project for the connection of the Solar Power Plant to the
Visayas Grid.
The Dedicated Facility Project will only require a three (3) meter
line from the Solar Power Plant's substation to the tapping point at
the Cadiz-San Carlos 69 kV and the construction thereof may be
completed in approximately sixty (60) days.
Considering that the Service Contract was only awarded in
favor of SACASOL in 2013, the Solar Power Project has not been
included in the 2012 Transmission Development Plan (TOP) of
NGCP.
Nevertheless, NGCP has confirmed the inclusion of
SACASOL's Solar Power Project in its 2013 TOP.
In November 2013, NGCP performed a System Impact Study
(SIS) to determine the impact of connecting the Solar Power Plant to
the Cadiz-San Carlos 69 kV line. Since the Solar Power Plant is
situated along the 69 kV line, NGCP recommended in the SIS that
the Solar Power Plant switchyard be tapped directly to the 69 kV
Cadiz-San Carlos line. The SIS further showed that the proposed
connection of the Solar Power Plant is technically feasible and no
overloading was observed prior to and after the connection of
SACASOL.
In pursuit of the tap-connection facility for the Solar Power Plant
as the only viable option, SACASOL is in the process of securing a
Connection, Metering Service and Transmission Agreement with
NGCP for the physical interconnection of the generation and
connection facilities.

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Once completed, it shall undertake the operation, service, and
maintenance of the Dedicated Facility Project, which shall involve,
among others, regular patrolling of the point to point interconnection
facilities, checking of pole and guy wire conditions, trimming of overgrown bushes and conducting tree and grass-cutting operations,
among other operations and maintenance activities, through its key
and qualified personnel.

c.

Supporting Documents

The following documents are submitted in support of the instant

application:

Annex
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Document
SACASOL's Certificate of Registration dated April 17,
2013
SACASOL's Articles of Incor oration
Primary Purpose appearing on page 1 of the Articles of
Incor oration
B -Laws
2014 General Information Sheet GIS
Certificate of Increase of Capital Stock dated April 28,
2014
Signature of Jose Maria T. Zabaleta appearing on page
2 of the Certificate of Increase of Ca ital Stock
Signature of Juan Xavier P. Zabaleta appearing on
a e 2 of the Certificate of Increase of Ca ital Stock
Signature of Teresita M. Repizo appearing on page 2 of
the Certificate of Increase of Ca ital Stock
Solar Ener
Service Contract No. 2013-09-037
Signature of Don Mario Y. Dia appearing on page 23 of
Solar Ener
Service Contract No. 2013-09-037
Signature of Teresita M. Repizo appearing on page 23
of Solar Ener
Service Contract No. 2013-09-037
Department of Energy (DOE) Certificate of Confirmation
of Commercialit No. SCC-2014-02-004
Bill of Quantities
2013 Audited Financial Statement AFS of SACASOL
Pro'ected Financial and Economic Cost Anal sis
Conce tual En ineerin Desi ns and Drawin s
NGCP Certification dated Janua
17,2014
S stem 1m act Stud SIS dated Februa 2014
SIS dated Februa 2014

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Secretary's Certificate dated February 2014
Certification dated March 6, 2014 with attached
excerpts of the Engineering Procurement Construction
Contract and Coordination Agreement with Schema
Konsult, Inc. and Conergy Asia and ME PTE Limited
Gantt Chart Construction Schedule
NGCP Certification dated Mav 27,2014
Affidavit of Jose Maria P. Zabaleta, Jr. dated March 6,
2014
Resume of Engr. Vasco Teofilo R. Saldana
DOE Confirmation of Electromechanical Completion
dated May 7, 2014
DOE Certificate of Endorsement No. 2014-05-003
NGCP Certificate of Approval to Connect dated May 7,
2014
ERC Letter dated May 19, 2014
DOE Certificate of Endorsement for Feed-In Tariff
Eligibility with COE FIT No. S-2014-05-001 dated June
4,2014
Judicial Affidavit of Atty. Teresita M. Repizo dated June
4,2014
Signature of Atty. Teresita M. Repizo dated June 4,
2014
Judicial Affidavit of Engr. Vasco Teofilo R. Saldana
SiQnature of EnQr. Vasco Teofilo R. Saldana
Expository Presentation dated June 102014
(PMS)
Service
Maintenance
General
Preventive
Program on 25 MVA Substation and Line

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D.

Project Overview

a. Project Description
The components of the project, which will utilize a 336.4
MCM ACSR 3-phase single circuit conductor, are the
following:

Main Substation;
Switchgear;
Grounding System;
Engineering, Procurement and Construction; and
Labor cost.

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b. Project Rationale
To provide connection asset to deliver full 19.8 MW capacity
to the grid.
c. Project Cost
The estimated capital investment for the proposed project
to be implemented amounts to Thirty-Four Million Two
Hundred Thirty-Seven Thousand Seven Hundred SixtyFour Pesos (PhP34,237,764.00). Shown below is a tabulation
of itemized and detailed costs of dedicated point-to-point
transmission facility:
ITEMS
Main Substation
Switchqear
Groundinq System
Engineering, Procurement and
Construction
Labor Cost
TOTAL

COST (PhP)
21,547,470.00
2,944,000.00
560,000.00
3,480,000.00
5,706,294.00
34,237,764.00

The cost estimates were based on the EPC Contracts with

Schema Konsult Inc. and Conergy Asia and Me Pte. Ltd. The cost of
the Dedicated Facility Project will be funded by SACASOL through
equity and debt financing.

E.

Single Line Diagram (SLD)

ESCALANTE

SIS

SACASOL

NGCP CADIZ SIS

CADIZ SIS

SAGA Y SIS

SAN CARLOS SIS

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Issues raised by the TRANSCO

In its "Comment (On SACASOL's Application)" filed on June 27,

2014, TRANSCO raised the issue of classification of the Cadiz-San
Carlos 69 kV line as sub-transmission assets. In addition, it argued
that there is an existing Lease Purchase Agreement (LPA) between
the TRANSCO and Northern Negros Electric Cooperative, Inc.
(NONECO), formerly VRESCO.

In its comment, SACASOL argued that its right to develop and

own or operate dedicated point-to-point limited facilities to connect its
Solar Power Plant to the Visayas Grid, subject to prior approval of the
Commission, is not dependent on the classification or ownership of
the Cadiz-San Carlos 69 kV line.
The Commission believes that the LPA between the TRANSCO
and VRESCO which was approved on October 10, 2010 has not
been consummated.
The subject 69 kV line is presently being
operated by the NGCP. The resolution of the instant case is only for
the connection of SACASOL to the grid subject to the approval of a
reclassification case docketed as ERC Case No. 2014-033 MC,
entitled "In the Matter of the Approval for the Reclassification of the
Cadiz-San Carlos 69 kV Line Into Transmission Asset. "
Result of System Impact Study (SIS) Conducted by NGCP
The connection scheme considered in the study involves
tapping at the overhead 69 kV line from Cadiz to San Carlos. Since
the plant itself is situated along the 69 kV line, the plant switchyard
can tap directly to the line, which also serves as the connection point
of the proposed 19.9 MW San Carlos Biomass and VRESCO's
existing San Carlos Substation.
The proposed connection of the project is technically feasible.
No overloading was observed prior to and after the connection of
SACASOL. After the conduct and analysis of the transient stability
stimulations, it was observed that the grid is stable even after a
disturbance has occurred in the system. The loss of SACASOL Solar
Power Plant is not likely to trigger ALD.

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The study shows that it is technically feasible to connect the

Solar Power Plant to the grid and may be fully dispatched without
constraints. The system still remains in stable condition even during
extended faults and loss of SACASOL.
It has completed the construction of its Dedicated Facility
Project consistent with the findings and recommendations of the SIS.
The DOE has confirmed the electromechanical completion of the
Solar Photovoltaic Power Plant and has issued a Certificate of
Endorsement for the first phase of SACASOL's Solar Power Project
as an eligible project under the Feed-In Tariff System.
The
Commission has issued Certificates of Compliance (COC) for the first
and second phases of SACASOL's Solar Power Project.
Necessity of the Project
As stated in its "Amended Application" and as borne out by the
evidence during trial, SACASOL 19.8 MW Solar Power Plant located
in San Carlos City, Negros Occidental is set to commence
commercial operation by May 2014. The dedicated point-to-point
transmission facility is essential to the testing, commission, and
delivery of power from the Solar Power Plant to the Visayas Grid.
Further, the Solar Power Plant is located in an area of short
supply and increasing demand for power.
With the temporary
shutdown of the Unified Leyte Geothermal Power Plant (ULGPP), it is
imperative that other sources of energy for the Visayas Grid start
operation at the shortest possible time.
Technical Configuration
The SLD presented shows that the proposed project will be
used solely by SACASOL in compliance with Rule 5 Section 5 (a) (i)
of the IRR of R.A. No. 9136, which states that:
llSuch dedicated point-to-point limited transmission facilities
are required only for the purpose of connecting to the Grid
which will be used solely by the Generation Facility, and
are not used to serve End-users or Suppliers directly. "

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Technical and Financial Capability of SACASOL

SACASOL entered into Engineering Procurement Construction
(EPC) contracts with Schema and Conergy for the development and
construction of the Solar Power Plant, including the Dedicated Facility
Project. Such EPC Contracts include Coordination Agreements with
Schema and Conergy, Onshore Construction Contracts with Schema,
and Offshore Construction Contracts with Conergy.

Its technical
staff shall undertake the operation
and
maintenance of the Dedicated Facility Project and has submitted its
General Preventive Maintenance Service Program. Further, Conergy
shall provide technical support by providing operation and
maintenance manuals for the Solar Power Plant as part of Conergy's
commitment under the EPC Contracts.
The Dedicated Facility
Project is less than three (3) meters which is more or less the same
as the connection point.

It has shareholders with considerable technical and financial

resources, namely, Bronzeoak Philippines, Inc. (Bronzeoak) and
ThomasLlyodCleantech
Infrastructure Fund GMBH (ThomasLloyd).
Bronzeoak and ThomasLloyd own in SACASOL equity interests at
97.09.10 and 2.91%,
respectively.
The Board of Directors and
Shareholders of SACASOL has further approved the increase of its
authorized capital stock to PhP528,079,200.00, the amount of
PhP469,431,561.31 of which has been subscribed and paid by
Bronzeoak and ThomasLloyd.

It submitted justifications as to its technical capability to operate

and maintain
its proposed
dedicated
point-to-point
limited
transmission facilities by presenting, as witness Engr. Vasco
Saldana. It claimed that it will ensure to possess the capability to fully
operate and maintain said point-to-point transmission facilities. The
chosen operations and maintenance strategy will ensure that the
SACASOL - Cadiz to San Carlos will be in compliance with the
requirements and standards under the Philippine Grid Code (PGC).

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Considering that the subject facility is less than three (3) meters
from the connection point, it may operate the subject facility in
constant coordination with the NGCP or whoever will be the operator
of the Cadiz-San Carlos 69 kV line.
A perusal of the evidence presented herein showed that the
approval of SACASOL's application 1 for authority to develop, own,
and operate dedicated point-to-point limited transmission facilities to
connect the 19.8 MW Solar Power Plant to the Cadiz-San Carlos 69
kV Line, with prayer for provisional authority is in accordance with the
provisions of Section 9 paragraph 3 of Republic Act No. 9136 (R.A.
9136), or the "Electric Power Industry Reform Act of 2001" (EPIRA)
and will redound to the benefit of the electricity consumers in terms of
continuous, quality, reliable and efficient power supply.

WHEREFORE,
the foregoing
premises considered,
the
application filed by San Carlos Solar Energy, Inc. (SACASOL) for
authority to develop, own, and operate dedicated point-to-point
limited transmission facilities to connect the 19.8 MW Solar Power
Plant to the Cadiz-San Carlos 69 kV Line, with prayer for provisional
authority, is hereby APPROVED subject to the following conditions:

a) In the operation and maintenance of the subject

dedicated point to point transmission facilities, SACASOL
shall be in constant coordination with the National Grid
Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP);
b) The subject facilities shall be developed and constructed
in accordance with the System Impact Study (SIS) and
Facility Study (FS) requirements;
c) The subject facilities
generating facility; and

"Application" and "Amended Application"

shall

be

used

solely

by the

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d) Any portion thereof required for competitive purposes or

to connect any other user, ownership of the same shall be
transferred to TRANSCO/NGCP.

Relative thereto, SACASOL is hereby directed to remit to the

Commission, within fifteen (15) days from receipt hereof, a total
permit fee in the amount of Two Hundred Fifty-Six Thousand
Seven Hundred Eighty-Three Pesos (PhP256,783.00), computed
as follows:
PhP34,237,764.00
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x PhPO.75 = PhP256,783.00

PhP100.00
SO ORDERED.
Pasig City, December 15,2014.

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Chairperson

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Commissioner

EBWPC POINT-TO-POINT/ERC

CASE NO. 2014-104 MC-DECISION

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Copy Furnished:

1.

ATTYS. LUTHER D. RAMOS, ROWENA FATIMA M. SALONGA and MARIA

ESTER VANGUARDIA-DE ANTONI
Counsels for SACASOL
PUYAT JACINTO AND SANTOS LAW OFFICES
12TH Floor, Manilabank Building
6772 Ayala Avenue, Makati City, Metro Manila

2.

SAN CARLOS SOLAR ENERGY, INC. (SACASOL)

Emerald Arcade, F.C. Ledesma Street, San Carlos City
Negros Occidental

3.

NORTHERN NEGROS ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC. (NONECO)

Formerly V-M-C RURAL ELECTRIC SERVICE COOPERATIVE,
(VRESCO)
Barangay Tortosa, Manapla, Negros Occidental

4.

NATIONAL GRID CORPORATION OF THE PHILIPPINES (NGCP)

NGCP Building, Power Center
Quezon Avenue corner BIR Road
Diliman, Quezon City

5.

NATIONAL TRANSMISSION CORPORATION (TRANSCO)

TRANSCO Building, Power Center
Quezon Avenue corner BIR Road
Diliman, Quezon City

6.

The Office of the Solicitor General

234 Amorsolo Street, Legaspi Village, Makati City
Metro Manila

7.

The Commission on Audit

Don Mariano Marcos Avenue
Diliman, Quezon City, Metro Manila

8.

The Committee on Energy

Senate of the Philippines
GSIS Building, Roxas Blvd., Pasay City, Metro Manila

9.

The Committee on Energy

House of Representatives
Batasan Hills, Quezon City, Metro Manila

10.

Office of the President of PCCI

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

11.

Office of the Provincial Governor

Province of Negros Occidental

12.

Office of the City Mayor

San Carlos City, Negros Occidental

13.

Office of the Municipal Mayor

Calatrava, Negros Occidental

INC.,