LASURECO SEMINAR

Team LASURECOTeam LASURECO

Task Force LASURECOLANAO DEL SUR ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE

Avatar Corporate Compound, Gadongan, Marawi City


Lanao del Sur Electric Cooperative


VISION

We envision a transformed cooperative that effectively delivers

its commitments and obligations both in the short and long terms, at par

with top-perfoming cooperative, and Reflecting the ideals and aspiration

of the community


MISSION

Our mission is to rehabilitate the cooperative to enable it to provide

Stable power to all its member consumers, sustain the settlement

of the contractual obligations, empower the member consumer,

and become a lean, effective corporate entity to the satisfaction

of all stakeholders.


The Lanao del Sur Electric Cooperative, Inc.

or LASURECO, which is a juridical entity, is

the only electric cooperative that provides

for the entire demand of electricity of the

Province of Lanao del Sur, the City of Marawi

and three (3) Municipalities in the Province

of Lanao del Norte.

MANDATE


LANAO DEL SUR ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE (LASURECO)

COVERAGE AREA


BASIC NECESSITY/NEEDS OF EVERY INDIVIDUAL

1. food - needs electricity

2. shelter - needs electricity

3. clothes-needs electricity


LASURECO

CONSUMERS

PSALM.

NGCPGENERATION

TRANSMISSION(power delivery)

DISTRIBUTION


WHERE THE CONSUMER’S PAYMENT GOES……

CONSUMER’S

PAYMENT NGCP(National Grid Corp. of The Philippines)Transmission

PSALM(Power Sector Asset and Liabilities Management)Generation

LASURECODistribution-Operation and Maintenance and Rehabilitation Program

BIR(Bureau Internal Revenue)Value Added Tax (VAT)


P 22,434,234.08


14,717,664.21


ELECTRIC BILLING RATES Varies Monthly

INDUSTRY/ AGENCY

Rate Components

CUSTOMER CLASS

Residential Commercial Industrial WaterSystem

Public Building

St. Light

PSALM

Gen., Ben., to Host Comm. Charg., PAR, System Loss Charge, & UC (Environmental Missionary and Stranded Contract Cost

3.2388 3.5388 3.5388 3.5388 3.5388 3.5388

NGCP Transmission and System Loss Charge

0.8848 2.0651 2.5321 2.2923 1.2591 3.3998

LASURECO Distribution, Supply, Metering & Lifeline Subsidy

1.3380 0.6456 0.6088 0.5109 0.5080 2.0911

BIR Value Added Tax (VAT) 0.2607 0.3320 1.0992 0.4470 0.2249 0.3737

TOTAL RATE PER KWH P 5.72 P 6.58 P 7.78 P 6.78 P 5.53 P9.40


Monthly Computation PaymentElectric Consumption Sample

CONNECTED LOAD UNIT WATTS

HOUR DAYS MONTHLY KWH USED

# INCANDESCENT LAMP 1 50 12 30 18

INCANDESCENT LAMP 1 100 12 30 36

COMPACT FLOURESCENT LAMP 1 18 12 30 6.48

COMPACT FLOURESCENT LAMP 1 15 12 30 5.4

TV SET COLORED 14 1 80 8 30 19.2

SUB TOTAL 85.08

MONTHLY PAYMENT EQUIVALENT

KWH =(WATTS x HOUR X DAYS)/ 1000 X RATE PER KWHPayment = (85.08 x P 5.72 Sept. rate )

= P486.65 # Incandescent Lamp 50x12x30/1000= 18 KWH USED


WHERE THE CONSUMER’S PAYMENT GOES…… Sample!

CONSUMERPAYMENT( Month)P 486.65

NGCPP75.28

PSALM P275.56

LASURECO P113.84

BIR P22.18

GENERATION TRANSMISSION

Distribution-Operation and Maintenance and Rehabilitation Program


With 4 lights (use for 12 hours daily for 1month) and 1 TV (use for 8hours daily for 1 month)

Payment for Electric Bill =P486.65

2 Candles for 5 hours daily for 1 month

Expenses for (2 candles x P10.00 x 30 days)=P600.00

COMPARISON……….


RECONNECTION POLICY

1. PAYMENT OF ARREARSP10,000.00 AND ABOVE – 50% PAYMENT SHOULD BE MADE OF THE TOTAL BALANCEP5,000.00 to 9,999.00 – 75% of the Total BalanceP4,999.00 and below – Full Payment

2. PAYMENT OF RECONNECTION FEEResidential P500.00Commercial P1,500.00

3. PAYMENT OF BACK BILL FOR ILLEGAL CONNECTION AND TAMPERING OF METER

4. PAYMENT OF PENALTY, SURCHARGE , METER DESTROYED AND OTHER SERVICES FOR TAMPERING OF METER

5. NOTARIZED PROMISSORY NOTE FOR METER TAMPERING, ILLEGAL CONNECTION, SERIES CONNECTION


DISCONNECTION POLICY

1. ILLEGAL CONNECTION AND ACTS 2. TAMPERING METER3. 2 MONTHS ARREARS-IRRESPECTIVE OF AMOUNT

Sample : 1st Month Bill Amount P1,000.00 2nd Month Bill Amount

P1,200.00If payment made for the first Month is P950.00, Still the remaining P50.00 is equivalent to 1 month.

4. ACTED COMPLAINT FILED 5. SERRIES CONNECTION


EASY ENERGY-SAVING HABITS

#Set Computers to Sleep and Hibernate

Use Appliances EfficientlyTurn Off the Lights

Take Control of TemperatureObserve peak hours from 5-7 am

and 5-8pm


Metering Charge –Is the cost of metering, its reading, operating and maintenance of power metering facilities

Supply Charge –Includes the cost of rendering service to customers, such as billing , collection, customer assistance and related services.

System Loss Charge –Represent recovery of the cost of power lost due to technical and non- technical losses currently pegged at 9.5% for private distribution utilities and 14% for electric cooperatives.Lifeline Rate Subsidy –

Refers to the subsidized rate given to marginalized/low-income captive market end-users who cannot afford to pay full cost.


Interclass Subsidy – is a reduction in the bill of subsidized customer classes, specifically residential, small industrial, government hospitals and streetlight services, and an upward adjustments in the bill of subsidizing customer class

Power Act Reduction – Refers to the mandated rate reduction of P 0.03 per kWh pursuant to section 72 of Republic Act 9136

Franchise Tax –Refers to the national and local franchise taxes which must be paid by private utility companies

Universal Charge –Refers to the charge, if any, imposed for the recovery of stranded debts, stranded contract cost of NPC, and other mandated purposes


REPUBLIC ACT NO. 10531, OTHERWISE KNOWN AS THE “ NATIONAL

ELECTRIFICATION ADMINISTRATION REFORM ACT OF 2013”

Section 12. GOVERNANCE STRUCTURE OF ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES (ECs). In compliance with Section 26 of PD 269 as amended by the Act, the independence of the Board of Directors and Officers of ECs is hereby prescribed.

To ensure the long –term business and economic viability of ECs, the management, operations and strategic planning of ECs shall, as much as practicable, be insulated from local politics.


REPUBLIC ACT NO. 7832 Anti-electricity and Electric Transmission

Lines/Materials Pilferage Act of 1994.

SECTION 2. Illegal Use of Electricity – It is hereby declared unlawful for any person, whether natural or juridical, public or private,

(a)Tap, make or cause to be made any connection with overhead lines, service drops or other electric service wires, without previous authority or consent of the private electric utility or rural electric cooperative concerned;

(b) Tap, make or cause to be made any connection to the existing electric service facilities of any duly registered consumer without the latter’s or the electric utility’s consent or authority.


(c) Tamper, install or use a tampered electrical meter, jumper, current reversing transformer, shorting or shunting wire, loop connection or any other device which interferes with the proper or accurate registry or metering of electric current or otherwise result in its diversion whereby electricity is stolen or wasted;

(d) Damage or destroy an electric meter, equipment, wire or conduit or allow any of them to be so damaged or destroyed as to interfere with the proper or accurate metering of electric current;

(e) Knowingly use or receive the direct benefit of electric service through any of the acts mentioned in subsections (a), (b), (c), and (d) above.


SECTION 7. Penalties – (a) Violation of Section 2 – The penalty of prison mayor or a fine ranging from Ten thousand (P10,000.00) pesos to Twenty thousand (P 20,000.00) or both, at the discretion of the court, shall be imposed on any person found guilty of violating Section 2 hereof.


ALLAH’s command

to “fulfill all obligations” is a general command and it applies to all obligations and covenants, regardless of whether those obligation are with Muslims or to non-Muslims. The command applies as long as the obligation itself is not contrary to the dictates of Islamic Law.

Abu Hurairah reported, The Prophet, peace and blessing of Allah be on him, said:

“Whoever contracts a debt intending to repay it, Allah will pay it on his behalf, and whoever contract a debt intending to waste it, Allah will bring him to ruin.”


Requirement for New Membership

Seminar Membership Form Sketch Plan Barangay Clearance 2x2 Picture (1pc) Xerox Copy of two (2) valid IDs Picture of Perspective View of the Structure Building Permit Fire Permit Long Folder and Paper Fastener Electrical Plan


THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

Team LASURECOTeam LASURECOSystems CapacityBEFORE

(2007)CAPACITY ACTUAL

(2010)CAPACITY

Maliwanag Substation,Marawi City

10 MVA Maliwanag Substation,Marawi City

10 MVA

Saduc Substation,Marawi City

10 MVA Saduc Substation,Marawi City

10 MVA

Ganassi Substation,Ganassi LS

5 MVA Ganassi Substation,Ganassi LS

5 MVA

Malabang A Substation,Malabang LDS

(5 MVA) Malabang Substation,Malabang LDS

5 MVARepaired

Malabang B Substation,Malabang LDS

5 MVA

Team LASURECOTeam LASURECOSystems Capacity

BEFORE(2007)

CAPACITY ACTUAL(2010)

CAPACITY

Dansalan A Substation,Marawi City

7.5 MVA

Dansalan B Substation,Marawi City

40 MVA

Tugaya Substation,Tugaya LDS

5 MVA

Balo-i Substation,Baloi-i LDN

3 MVA

TOTAL 30 MVA TOTAL 90.5 MVA


THE NEW 40 MVA POWER TRANSFORMERGMA TERMINAL MARAWI CITY


MALABANG NEW 5 MVA POWER TRANSFORMER

TUGAYA 10 MVA Power Transformer

BALO-I 3 MVA SUBSTATION


SOCIAL MARKETING & ISM

AMER P. BOLUGDepartment Manager

AMPI P. BENITODivision Chief

Engr. AHMAD MOHAMMAD ALI,RMP

Power Sales Engineer

MOJAHID A. UMPALAN Specialist

ALEAH LAO BALINDONGAccount Officer

MADEHA A. MACABORODOffice Staff

JAMILA E. SUCCOROffice Staff

LASURECO SEMINAR

Government & Nonprofit

Transcript of LASURECO SEMINAR