Meralco Just Upgraded a Substation in Quezon City and the Reason Will Shock You!

MANILA Electric Co. (Meralco), one of the largest electric power distributors in the Philippines, has taken significant steps to improve the efficiency of its power supply network in the nation's capital region. In an effort to enhance its operational capabilities and provide its customers with more reliable power, the company has invested a substantial amount of funds to upgrade its control house at the Novaliches Substation in Quezon City.

"The project is valued at approximately P48.43 million, which speaks to the level of importance that Meralco attaches to this initiative. The control house upgrade is expected to make the substation more efficient and flexible in terms of meeting the power requirements of its customers in Novaliches, Quezon City and Caloocan City," a Meralco spokesperson said.

Novaliches is one of the most densely populated areas in Metro Manila, and the demand for power in this region continues to grow at a rapid pace. As the main provider of electricity to the area, Meralco recognizes the need to upgrade its infrastructure in order to cater to the increasing power requirements of its consumers.

By investing in its power distribution infrastructure, Meralco is making a clear commitment to provide its customers with the highest possible level of service. This includes minimizing the risk of power outages, reducing the duration of interruptions, and ensuring that the electric supply is consistent and reliable.

Meralco's efforts to upgrade its power distribution infrastructure are designed to improve efficiency and lower costs, with the ultimate goal of providing cost savings to its consumers. As a result of these efforts, the company expects to improve the efficiency of its substation operations and to make power supply more reliable and efficient for its customers in Novaliches, Quezon City and Caloocan City.