Republic of the Philippines

ENERGY REGULATORY COMMISSION

San Miguel Avenue, Pasig City

IN THE MATTER OF THE

APPROVAL OF THE POWER
SUPPLY AGREEMENT (PSA)
BETWEEN ORIENTAL
MINDORO ELECTRIC
COOPERATIVE, INC.
(ORMECO) AND ORMIN
POWER, INC. (ORMIN POWER),
WITH PRAYER FOR THE
ISSUANCE OF PROVISIONAL
AUTHORITY

ERC CASE NO. 2013-212 RC

ORIENTAL MINDORO
ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE,
INCORPORATED (ORMECO),
Applicant.
)(- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -)(

ORDER

On November 15, 2013, Oriental Mindoro Electric Cooperative,

Incorporated (ORMECO) filed an application for approval of its Power
Supply Agreement (PSA) with Ormin Power, Incorporated (ORMIN
POWER), with prayer for the issuance of provisional authority.

In support of its prayer for the issuance of a provisional

authority, ORMECO alleged the following:

1. Its energy demand is 188,318,000 kWh, while its 2013

peak demand is 35 MW. Due to the lack of reserve
power vis-a-vis the continuous increase in load demand,
and to prepare for the eventual phase out of the 17 MW
rented modular units. of the National Power Corporation
Small Power Utilities Group (NPC-SPUG) in July 2014, .
construction .and installation of new power plants are
indispensable to accommodate the electricity demand of
the whole Province of Oriental Mindoro;
 ERC Case No. 2013-212 RC
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2. Thus, whenever the generation plants of its existing

power providers break or shut down for periodic
maintenance, there is no reserve power to compensate
for the deficiency. The 10 MW Inabasan Power Plant,
therefore, aims to provide additional power to it to meet its
constantly increasing energy demand and cushion the
impact of any resulting energy shortage within its
franchise area;

3. Moreover, as corroborated by the Distribution Impact

Study conducted by ATEA, Inc., it was concluded that it
should review its generation planning criteria and
consider a reasonable Planning Margin in moving
forward. To eliminate loss-of-Ioad during a contingency
such as the loss of the largest generating unit, a positive
Planning Margin must be maintained at all times. The
basis for the aforesaid conclusion may be culled from its
Demand-Supply Planning Reserve Margin Scenario, as
shown below:

Total Gen Planning Required Surplus/(Deficit)

Year Peak Resources Reserve Capacity Remarks
( kW) (kW) Margin* (kW) kW %
2011 30,373 31,800 Deficient
2,339 32,712 (912) -3.0
Capacity
2012 32,508 Deficient
31,800 2,503 35,011 (3,211 ) -9.9
Capacity
2013 34,648 Deficient
31,800 2,668 37,316 (5,516) -15.9
Capacity
2014 36,787 31,800 Deficient
2,833 39,620 (7,820) -21.3
Capacity
2015 38,925 31,800 Deficient
2,997 41,922 (10,122) -26.0
Capacity
2016 41,060 55,800 3,162 44,222 11,578 28.2 Note1
2017 43,199 55,800 3,326 46,525 9,275 21.5 Note 2
2018 45,336 55,800 3,491 48,827 6,973 15.4 Note 3
2019 47,474 55,800 3,655 51,129 4,671 9.8 Note 4
2020 49,611 55,800 3,820 53,431 2,369 4.8 Note 5

Note1: Aggreko capacity of 8,816 kW can be pulled out in 2016

Note 2: Aggreko capacity of 6,349 kW can be pulled out in 2017

Note 3: Aggreko capacity of 3,882 kW can be pulled out in 2018

Note 4: Aggreko capacity of 1,416 kW can be pulled out in 2019

Note 5: Aggreko maintained; require additional 1,051 kW in 2020

ERC Case No. 2013-212 RC
ORDER/January 20, 2014
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4. Apart from its aforesaid anticipated deficiency of power,

the issuance of a provisional authority is also
indispensable to enable ORMIN POWER to obtain
necessary capital requirement and to obtain loans from
lenders and/or banks;

5. In the "Notice of Approval" of the term loan from the

Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP), from which
seventy percent (70%) of the total project cost would
come from, a provisional authority from the Commission
was listed as one of the conditions for release of the
loaned amount. Copies of the said "Notice of Approval"
and the DBP Term Loan Agreement are attached to the
application to form integral parts thereof;

6. Therefore, the issuance of a provisional authority would

allow ORMIN POWER to obtain the needed funds to
immediately commence the construction and installation
of the Inabasan Power Plant, consistent with the project
milestone dates thereof;

7. Considering that it, as shown above, has insufficient

reserve power, and with the increase in load demand
within its franchise area primarily attributable to the rise in
number of business establishments, it cannot afford a
delay in the construction of the Inabasan Power Plant to
enable it to procure power therefrom within the Timeline
of Implementation as referred to in the PSA, a copy of
which is, likewise attached to the application. Otherwise,
it risks the occurrence of prevalent brownouts and
intermittent power shortage within its franchise area;

8. The basis by which it prays for the issuance of provisional

authority or interim relief prior to a final decision, is
anchored on Rule 15 of the ERC Rules of Practice and
Procedure, to wit:
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"Section 3. Action on the Motion.-

Motions for provisional authority or interim
relief may be acted upon with or without
hearing. The Commission shall act on the
motion on the basis of the allegations of
the application or petition and supporting
documents and other evidences that
applicant or petitioner has submitted and the
comments or opposition filed by any
interested person, if there be any." (Emphasis
ours)

9. In light of the foregoing and in recognition of the fact that

a substantial amount of time will be spent in evaluating
the documentary evidence attached to the application, it
beseeches the kind indulgence of the Commission to
approve the instant application, immediately, albeit
. provisionally, at the soonest opportune time.

In the same application, ORMECO prayed that pending

hearing, a provisional authority be issued for the implementation of
the PSA it executed with ORMIN POWER, and after due notice and
hearing, the instant application be duly approved.

Relative to the prayer for a provisional authority, the

Commission initially reviewed the instant application, as follows:

1. Parties to the Contract

ORMECO is a non-stock, non-profit electric cooperative, duly

organized and existing under the laws of the Republic of the
Philippines, with principal office at Barangay Sta. Isabel, Calapan
City, Oriental Mindoro. It is a holder of an exclusive franchise issued
by the National Electrification Administration (NEA) to operate the
electric power distribution system in the Municipalities of Baco,
Bansud, Bongabong, Bulalacao, Gloria, Mansalay, Naujan,
Pinamalayan, Pola, Puerto Galera, Roxas, San Teodoro, Socorro and
Victoria, and in the City of Calapan, all in the Province of Oriental
Mindoro (Franchise Area).
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ORMIN POWER is a corporation duly organized and existing

under the laws of the Republic of the Philippines to provide power
generation and electricity supply services to distribution utilities and to
install, build, own, lease, maintains or operates power generation
facilities, among others, with principal office at ORMECO Compound,
Sta. Isabel, Calapan City, Oriental Mindoro.

2. Salient Features of the PSA

2.1 Cooperation Period. The cooperation period shall be

twenty-five (25) years effective upon commercial
operation of the Inabasan Power Plant, as declared by
the Parties, subject to extension upon their mutual
agreement.

2.2 Supply of Electricity. ORMIN POWER agrees to supply

electricity generated by the Inabasan Power Plant to
ORMECO during the cooperation period, and the latter
agrees to take and pay for such electricity delivered up to
the agreed Contract Energy and Energy Off-Take, except
however, for the cause that is beyond its control. ORMIN
POWER's generated power shall be accorded priority
dispatch and its plant capacity as must-run generation
plant, subject to ORMECO's current contracted energy
quantity with existing New Power Providers as of the
signing of the PSA. ORMIN POWER shall have priority
dispatch for the requirements of the City of Calapan and
feeder lines of nearby towns and the northern loads
towards Puerto Galera, Oriental Mindoro.

2.3 Contract Energy and Energy Off-Take. The Inabasan

Power Plant shall provide the contract demand of 6 MW.
The Energy Off-Take will be equivalent to at least
4,083,000 kWh/month or 48,996,000 kW/year to
4,320,000 kWh/month or 51,840,000 kWh/year.

2.4 Increase in Contract Energy and Energy Off-Take.

The Contract Energy and Energy Off-Take may be
increased subject to terms and conditions agreed to by
the Parties. Should ORMECO's power requirements
increase in the future, it shall enjoy preferential and
exclusive right to purchase the additional power that
becomes available from ORMIN POWER through the
expansion of its power plant to its full capacity.
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2.5 Delivery Points. Power will be delivered to the nearest

ORMECO substation through ORMIN POWER's
Interconnection Line.

2.6 Electricity Fees. ORMECO and ORMIN POWER agree

on the following fees for the duration of the cooperation
period:

2.6.1 Generation Rate

ORMECO shall pay a generation rate of

PhP6.00/kWh provided that, ORMIN POWER is allowed
by the Commission to recover the difference between its
True Cost of Generation Rate (TCGR) and the
Subsidized/Approved Generation Rate (SAGR) from the
Universal Charge-Missionary Electrification (UC-ME).
ORMIN POWER's TCGR refers to the Commission-
approved Monthly Tariff per kWh based and established
on the date of the signing of the PSA, inclusive of any or
all adjustments. In case the rate approved by the
Commission is less than PhP6.00/kWh, ORMECO shall
pay ORMIN POWER based on the approved rate.

2.6.2 Recovery of the New Power Provider (NPP)-

TCGR

Pursuant to ERC Resolution No. 21, Series of

1
2011 , ORMIN POWER is allowed to recover the TCGR,
as approved by the Commission. In cases where the
TCGR is higher than the SAGR, ORMIN POWER shall be
allowed to recover the difference between the TCGR and
the SAGR from the ME Subsidy. In case the ME Subsidy
disbursed by the Power Sector Assets and Liabilities
Management (PSALM) is insufficient to cover the ME
Subsidy obligations with the NPP and the other ME
activities of NPC-SPUG, the ME Subsidy to the NPP shall
be paid first out of the total amounts remitted by PSALM.
In this regard, ORMECO shall assist ORMIN POWER.

1 Amended Guidelines for the Setting and Approval of Electricity Generation

Rates and Subsidies for Missionary Electrification Areas
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2.6.3 Total Generation Fee (TGF). The formula for the

computation of the TGF is as follows:

TGF = [CCF + OMF] x DE

Where:

CCF = Capital Cost Recovery Fee

OMF = Operation and Maintenance Fee

DE = Delivered Energy, kWh

2.6.4 Capital Cost Recovery Fee (CCF). This is

calculated by taking into account the total cost of
the project, cost of money, and depreciation, among
others.

2.6.5 Operation and Maintenance Fee (OM F). This is

the sum of Foreign Operation and Maintenance (0
& M) Fee and Local 0 & M Fee, and computed as
follows:

OMF = [OMF F + OMFL] x $ Current! $ Base

Where:

= Foreign 0 & M Fee

= Local 0 & M Fee

$ Current = Peso equivalent during time of

billing period

$ Base = PhP equivalent at the time of bid,

PhP43.50 per US$
ERC Case No. 2013-212 RC
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3. Power Demand - Supply Scenario

The energy and capacity demand in the Province of Oriental

Mindoro is constantly increasing, thus, the need for an additional
supply of power. The table below shows the said Province's
Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) for the last five (5) years:

Historical kWh Enerav and Peak Demand

CAGR 2004 to 2012 5.26%
CAGR 2007 to 2012 6.51 %
Period Average Peak
kWh Growth
Demand Demand
2004 113,947,687 7.550/0 13.0077
2005 124,178,399 8.980/0 14.1756
2006 113,846,430 -8.320/0 12.9962
2007 125,245,175 10.010/0 14.2974
2008 128,306,202 2.440/0 14.6468
2009 138,574,716 8.000/0 15.8190 26.085
2010 153,114,691 10.49% 17.4788 27.783
2011 157,191,175 2.660/0 17.9442 28.931
2012 171,670,771 9.21% 19.5971 30.330

ORMECO's energy demand is 188,318,000 kWh while its 2013

peak demand is 35 MW. Due to the lack of reserve power vis-a-vis
the constant increase in load demand, and to prepare for the eventual
phase out of the 17 MW rented modular units of NPC-SPUG in July
2014, construction and installation of new power plants are
indispensable to accommodate the increasing electricity demand of
the Province of Oriental Mindoro.

Whenever the generation plant(s) of ORMECO's existing power

providers break or shut down for periodic maintenance, there is no
reserve power to compensate for the deficiency. The 10 MW
Inabasan Power Plant aims to provide additional power to ORMECO
to meet its energy as well as reserve power requirements.

In view of the foregoing, ORMECO deemed it necessary to look

for additional power supply to address the anticipated deficiency in
power estimated to range from 10 MW to 22 MW.
ERC Case No. 2013-212 RC
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4. Procurement Process

Consistent with the Department of Energy (DOE) Circular No.

2
2004-01-001 , ORMECO passed Board Resolution No. 11-110 on
July 4, 2011 for the conduct of a Competitive Selection Process
(CSP) for the additional 10 MW to 22 MW power supply. In
conjunction thereto, it passed Board Resolution No. 12-41, whereby it
resolved to adopt the provisions of Republic Act No. 9184 or the
Government Procurement Reform Act in the process of conducting
the CSP for the supply of Renewable Energy Facilities, particularly,
the provision on single bidder under Article X Section 363 thereof.

ORMECO published an "Invitation to Apply for Eligibility and to

Bid" in the January 27, 2012 and February 3, 2012 issues of The
Manila Standard Today.

2 Prescribing the Rules and Procedures for Private Sector Participation in

Existing NPC-SPUG Areas Pursuant to Rule 13 of the Implementing Rules and
Regulations of the Electric Power Industry Reform Act of 2001 (EPIRA-IRR)

3 A single calculated/rated and responsive bid shall be considered for award if it

falls under the following circumstances:

1. If after advertisement, only one prospective bidder submits a LOI and/or

applies for eligibility check, and meets the eligibility requirements or
criteria, after which it submits a bid, which is found to be responsive to the
bidding requirements;

2. If after advertisement, more than one prospective bidder applies for

eligibility check, but only one bidder meets the eligibility requirements or
criteria, after which it submits a bid, which is found to be responsive to the
bidding requirements; or

3. If after the eligibility check, more than one bidder meets the eligibility
requirements, but only one bidder submits a bid, and its bid is found to be
responsive to the bidding requirements. In all instances, the Procuring
Entity shall ensure that the ABC reflects the most advantageous prevailing
price for the government.
ERC Case No. 2013-212 RC
ORDER/January 20, 2014
Page 10 of 17

ORMIN POWER was the lone qualified bidder for its

Renewable Energy Power Facility No. 2 (REPF NO.2). It was
determined that the project can be considered for award to ORMIN
POWER because it falls under the first circumstance of Section 364 of
R.A. No. 9184.

Further, ORMECO has evaluated and determined that ORMIN

POWER is technically and financially capable of constructing and
developing the renewable energy power facility that is most
responsive to the immediate and long term needs of the Province of
Oriental Mindoro.

On May 8, 2012, the DOE issued a "Certification on the

Conduct of Competitive Selection Process" to certify that ORMECO
underwent a CSP in the selection of its power provider, as prescribed
by ERC Resolution No. 21, Series of 2011 in relation to DOE Circular
No. 2004-01-001.

Subsequently, on May 11, 2012, a "Notice of Award" was given

to ORMIN POWER for the REPF NO.2.

Thus, on July 18, 2012, ORMECO and ORMIN POWER

executed the subject PSA.

5. Evaluation of the Proposed Rate

For purposes of determining the reasonableness of the

proposed rate, the Commission considered the following rate
components:

5.1 Capital Recovery Fee - a capital-related element that

will allow ORMIN POWER to recover the cost of its
investment over the life of the plant together with a
reasonable rate of return; and

4 Section 36. Single Calculate/Rated and Responsive Bid Submission

(a) If after advertisement, only one prospective bidder submits a Letter of Intent
and/or applies for eligibility check, and meets the eligibility requirements or
criteria, after which it submits a bid, which is found to be responsive to the
bidding requirements.
ERC Case No. 2013-212 RC
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5.2 0 & M Fee - a component to recover operating and

maintenance costs. The power plant 0 & M cost is
commonly composed of local and foreign costs, where
the local 0 & M cost represents locally denominated plant
operating cost such as salaries, wages, overhead, and
technical expenses, while foreign 0 & M cost represents
maintenance of spare parts, supplies, and all other costs
associated with the said parts that are usually imported.

Based on the documents submitted, ORMIN POWER derived

its TCGR, as follows:

Rate
Rate Com ponent
PhP/kWh
Ca acit Fee 8.0244
Local 0 & M Fee 0.9079
Forei n 0 & M Fee 0.3173
TCGR 9.2496

The Commission noted that, although ORMIN POWER's TCGR

is equivalent to PhP9.2496/kWh, the proposed generation rate of
PhP6.00/kWh was a result of their negotiation.

It was further noted that ORMIN POWER's TCGR is

significantly higher than the previously approved generation rates for
mini-hydro power plants.

Thus, there is a need to thoroughly evaluate the breakdown of

the cost components to ensure that the same were properly allocated
and to prevent double inclusion in the costing or redundancy of cost
inclusion.

Based on the documents submitted, the Commission found that

the methodology used by ORMIN POWER is not consistent with its
existing methodology in setting generation rates. The said
methodology used in this PSA overstated the return on investment as
the rate of return was applied in a constant or fixed asset base. The
rate base is not declining or is not based on the depreciated amount.
Moreover, the said methodology includes, among others, inflation
cost amounting to PhP89 Million as part of the investment cost
included in the derivation of the Capacity Fee.
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ORMIN POWER proposed a total project cost of

PhP1,582,030,245.39 which is seventy percent (70%) financed
through loan from DBP and thirty percent (300/0) through equity.
Table below shows the cost components of the Inabasan Hydro
Power Plant:

Cost Com onents Amount, PhP

Civil Works 862,851,261.76
Electro-Mechanical Works 422,679,099.00
Detailed Engineering Design and Supervision
Durin Construction 22,000,000.00
Contin enc 86,285,126.18
Ac uisition of Road of Ri ht of Wa 30,000,000.00
Interest Durin Construction 89,700,375.68
Pre-O eratin Ex enses 17,257,025.24
Inflation Cost 51,257,357.53
Total Pro'ect Cost 1,582,030,245.39

It was observed that ORMIN POWER's project cost is

significantly higher than the previous approved run-of-the-river power
plants. Although the foregoing cost components may be considered
as legitimate costs for a 10 MW hydro power plant, the same should
be substantiated in the final determination of its project cost.

Shown below is a comparison between ORMIN POWER's

proposed generation rate vis-a-vis the Commission's Feed-In Tariff
(FIT) for run-of-the-river power plants:

ORMIN POWER's
Pro osed Rate
Particulars TCGR Commission's
Calculation PSA Rate FIT Difference
PhP/kWh PhP/kWh (PhP/kWh) (PhP/kWh)
Ca acit Fee 8.0244
Local 0 & M Fee 0.9079
Forei n 0 & M Fee 0.3173
Total 9.2496 6.00 5.900

Based on the foregoing, the FIT is lower than ORMIN POWER's

cost of generation by PhPO.10 IkWh. It bears stressing that the FIT
approved by the Commission on July 23, 2012 in ERC Case No.
 ERC Case No. 2013-212 RC
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5
2011-006 RM , particularly, for mini-hydro power plants, has
undergone thorough evaluation and scrutiny of parameters used in
the determination of the applicable FIT.

In this regard, the Commission deems it prudent to adopt the

FIT for run-of-the-river power plants of PhP5.90/kWh for purposes of
issuing a provisional authority.

6. Rate Impact

The total electricity fee under the PSA will not adversely affect
the existing rates which ORMECO bills to its member-consumers
since the same remains to be the approved SAGR. Further, ORMIN
POWER's power plant is not yet ready to deliver energy until its
commercial operation in 2015.

For purposes of determining the rate impact once ORMIN

POWER commences to supply power to ORMECO, the Commission
made reference to the kWh purchases of ORMECO from its current
suppliers and their corresponding generation costs, to wit:

Without ORMIN With ORMIN Increasel

Suppliers
POWER POWER (Decrease)
NPC/Cummins 2.29% 6.5896 2.29% 6.5896
GBH 18.390/0 9.9130 8.570/0 9.9130
ORMIN Power 25.38% 6.5896 25.38% 6.5896
Power One (MIPGC) 11.34% 6.5896 11.34% 6.5896
DMHP-ORMECO 4.720/0 1.9635 4.720/0 1.9635
LCMHP-ORMECO 4.530/0 5.9000 4.53% 5.9000
MGC 33.34% 6.5896 17.04% 6.5896
Inabasan Hydro - - 26.13% 5.9000
ORMECO's
100.00% 6.9510 100.00% 6.4444 (0.5066)
Blended Rate
Savings in UC-ME
UC-ME Savings (PhP12.00/kWh, diesel -
(PhP/kWh) (6.1000)
PhP5.900/kWh)
UC-ME Savings 316,224,000.00
(PhP) (PhP6.100 x 51,840,000 kWh)
(Annual)

5 In the Matter of the Petition to Initiate Rule-Making for the Adoption of the
Feed-In Tariff for Electricity Generated From Biomass, Ocean, Run-of-the-River
Hydropower, Solar, and Wind Energy Resources, National Renewable Energy
Board (NREB) - Petitioner
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. Had the Inabasan Power Plant been operational in 2013, it

would have benefited ORMECO's member-consumers in terms of
lower rates. It would have generated 51,840,000 kWh which could
have provided ORMECO with a total savings of PhPO.5066/kWh
(PhP6.9510/kWh - PhP6.4444/kWh). Moreover, it would have
generated a total. annual savings in the UC-ME of
PhP316,224,OOO.00.

The Commission has a mandate to protect the interest of the

electricity consumers insofar as they are affected by the rates, by
ensuring that the tariffs imposed are consistent with the principle of
full recovery of prudent and reasonable costs.

An initial evaluation of the instant application disclosed that the

PSA entered into by and between ORMECO and ORMIN POWER
will redound to the benefit of ORMECO's member-consumers in
terms of continuous, reliable, efficient and affordable power supply as
mandated by Republic Act No. 9136, otherwise known as the Electric
Power Industry Reform Act of 2001 or the EPIRA [Section 2.
Declaration of Policy - (b) "to ensure the quality, reliability, security
and affordability of the supply of electric power'].

WHEREFORE, the foregoing premises considered, the

Commission hereby PROVISIONALLY APPROVES the Power
Supply Agreement (PSA) of Oriental Mindoro Electric Cooperative,
Incorporated (ORMECO) with Ormin Power, Incorporated (ORMIN
POWER), subject to the following conditions:

a. The applicable rate shall be the approved Feed-In-Tariff

(FIT) for run-of-the-river hydro power plants amounting to
PhP5.90/kWh;

b. ORMIN POWER is hereby allowed to recover the subsidy

from the Commission-approved Universal Charge-
Missionary Electrification (UC-ME) based on the petition filed
by the National Power Corporation-Small Power Utilities
Group (NPC-SPUG) and as set forth under the "Amended
Guidelines for the Setting and Approval of Electricity
Generation Rates and Subsidies for Missionary
Electrification Areas" promulgated on August 22, 2011.
Likewise, ORMIN POWER shall be entitled to the subsidy
commencing from the date of its first delivery of energy to
ORMECO;
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c. The final generation cost that can be recovered shall be

determined by the Commission in its Decision in the instant
application; and

d. In the event that the final rate is higher than that provisionally
granted, the resulting additional charges shall be collected
by ORMIN POWER from NPC/ORMECO. On the other
hand, if the final rate is lower than that provisionally granted,
the amount corresponding to the reduction shall be refunded
by ORMIN POWER to NPC/ORMECO.

50 ORDERED.

Pasig City, January 20,2014.

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Commissioner Commissioner

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Copy Furnished:

1. Diccion Law Firm

Counsel for ORMECO
Attn: Atty. Mary Ann Castro Diccion
Unit 1912 Jollibee Plaza Building,
F. Ortigas Jr. Road, Pasig City

2. Oriental Mindoro Electric Cooperative, Inc. (ORMECO)

Simaron, Calapan City, Oriental Mindoro

3. Office of the Solicitor General (OSG)

134 Amorsolo Street, Legaspi Village,
City of Makati 1229

4. Commission on Audit (COA)

Commonwealth Avenue,
Quezon City 1121

5. Senate Committee on Energy

GSIS Building, Roxas Boulevard,
Pasay City 1300

6. House of Representatives Committee on Energy

Batasan Hills, Quezon City 1126

7. National Electrification Administration (NEA)

NIA Road, Diliman, Quezon' City

8. Office of the City Mayor

Calapan City, Oriental Mindoro

9. Office of the Municipal Mayor

Municipality of Baco, Oriental Mindoro

10. Office of the 'Municipal Mayor

Bansud, Oriental Mindoro

11. Office of the Municipal Mayor

Bongabong, Oriental Mindoro

12. Office of the Municipal Mayor

Bulalacao, Oriental Mindoro

13. Office of the Municipal Mayor

Gloria, Oriental Mindoro
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14. Office of the Municipal Mayor

Mansalay, Oriental Mindoro

15. Office of the Municipal Mayor

Naujan, Oriental Mindoro

16. Office of the Municipal Mayor

Pinamalayan, Oriental Mindoro

17. Office of the Municipal Mayor

Pola, Oriental Mindoro

18. Office of the Municipal Mayor

Puerto Galera, Oriental Mindoro

19. Office of the Municipal Mayor

Roxas, Oriental Mindoro

20. Office of the Municipal Mayor

San Teodoro, Oriental Mindoro

21. Office of the Municipal Mayor

Socoro, Oriental Mindoro

22. Office of the Municipal Mayor

Victoria, Oriental Mindoro

23. Office of the Governor

Province of Oriental Mindoro

24. National Power Corporation-Small Power Utilities Group

NPC Compound, Agham Road,
Diliman, Quezon City