MORE Power Announces Lower Electricity Rates for March
The average residential electricity rate for MORE Power has dropped to ₱10.4177 per kilowatt-hour (kWh), a significant reduction of ₱0.7836 per kWh compared to February 2025. This positive shift is primarily attributed to lower generation and transmission charges, a testament ...
Iloilo City Partners with MORE Power to Spearhead Mangrove Planting in Sunset Boulevard
MORE Power continues to uphold its commitment to the community and the environment by leading the initiative for its annual mangrove planting activity this time at the newly opened Sunset Boulevard on March 14, 2025. A total of 120 volunteers, ...
More Consumers Get Bill Deposit Refunds
Iloilo City – 29 Consumers OF MORE Power took home a cheque with amounts to the exact Bill Deposit they paid when they applied for connection with the power company 36 months ago. Consumers like Elvira all smiled as they ...
GSIA Security Agency Inc. Leads Medical Mission in San Marcelino, Zambales
In service and compassion, GSIA Security Agency Inc., in partnership with SanMar Solar, San Marcelino Police, 2nd Provincial PNP Mobile Force, and the 69th Infantry Battalion of the Philippine Army, successfully conducted a medical mission on March 8, 2025, at ...
5 Benefits of Sauna for Your Health and Well-Being
A sauna is more than just a place to relax—it offers amazing benefits for both the body and mind. Whether you’re looking to relieve stress, improve circulation, or detoxify, regular sauna sessions can help. If you’ve never tried it before, ...
5 Reasons Why Every Filipino Must Read Rich Dad Poor Dad
Many Filipinos struggle with financial challenges, living paycheck to paycheck, and feeling stuck in their current situation. If you’re looking for a way to change your mindset about money and create a better future, reading Rich Dad Poor Dad by ...
MORE Power at 5: We Did It in 5, MORE in the Next 5
Five years ago, Iloilo City’s power landscape was dimmed by outdated infrastructure, frequent outages, and inefficiencies that hampered progress. That all changed when MORE Electric and Power Corporation (MORE Power) took over as the city’s electricity provider in 2020. In ...
