Water, power companies respond to El Niño fallout

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Water and power companies started implementing their contingency plans to ensure water security in response to the supply shortage caused by El Niño.

Manila Water Co. Inc.’s initiatives include strict enforcement of allocation protocols, deployment of mobile treatment plants and continuous monitoring of dam levels. In preparation for the more severe impact of El Niño outside Manila, Manila Water Ventures Philippines activated its business continuity plans and is exploring other water sources to ensure the sustainability of water supply and optimize its network operations.Intense hot weather also affects the power supply. National Grid Corporation of the Philippines In April issued red and yellow alerts, indicating insufficient power supply to meet the demand, resulting in rotating brownouts.

With a focus on securing energy facilities and minimizing economic losses due to power outages, the The DOE called for collaborative efforts between the public and private sectors. It recommended energy efficiency and conservation measures, participation in the interruptible load program, use of on-site renewable energy and installation of backup power sources, and education of employees on energy-saving behaviors.

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