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NEW. The newly renovated P4.1 million San Carlos City pavilion with a replica of the city’s giant “lunok” tree inside is something new at the 18th Panaad sa Negros Festival in Barangay Mansilingan, Bacolod City, that ends Saturday*

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Geothermal plant
re-commissioned

Geothermal firm Energy Development Corp. announced yesterday that it re-commissioned the Northern Negros Geothermal Power Plant in Mailum, Bago City, for three months while validating data gathered from its technical tests.

In a disclosure at the Philippine Stock Exchange, EDC said it completed studies on 61 percent of the geophysical stations at the Northern Negros area at the end of March, a government press release said.

“EDC would be conducting an initial assessment of the quality of data already gathered before resuming and completing the programmed survey," the company said in the press release.moremoremore

Former Ceneco
heads back hearing
BY ADRIAN NEMES III

Two former presidents of Central Negros Electric Cooperative yesterday said they support the investigation to be conducted by the Bacolod City Sangguniang Panlungsod today on the firm’s “controversial” agreement with KEPCO-Salcon.

Former presidents Ed Guillem and Vicente Sabornay said the investigation is a must for the purpose of transparency and so the consumers will know the truth behind the agreement.

Roy Cordova, spokesperson of the Consumers Advocacy of the Philippines-Negros, sought the intervention of the SP on the non-contracting of CENECO with the Green Core Geothermal Inc. and on the status of the power supply vis-à-vis the contracts it has with the other power suppliers.moremoremore

Cebu Pacific
apologizes to Rotarians
BY CARLA GOMEZ

Cebu Pacific yesterday apologized to the Bacolod Rotarians who are planning to file charges against the airline for breach of the contract of carriage.

The District 3850 Rotarians are contemplating to file a class suit against Cebu Pacific for the shabby treatment they got from their employees in Zamboanga and Cebu on Sunday, Juliana Carbon, former president of the Rotary Club of Bacolod Central, said Tuesday.

“CEB again deeply apologizes for the delay and any inconvenience this may have caused. The airline hopes for its passengers’ understanding, as their safety remains its primary priority,” the airline said in a press statement sent to the DAILY STAR yesterday.moremoremore

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