Meralco said Tuesday it would lower power rates for the second time this year, giving some breathing space to household budgets.
The power utility said it was implementing a P0.1185 decrease per kilowatt-hour (kWh) this February, citing the lower cost of buying electricity that it distributes to consumers.
This is equivalent to a bill reduction of around P24 for a typical household consuming 200 kWh.
In January, Meralco also lowered its power rates after a series of increases for most of 2021 due to higher costs of buying electricity distributed to consumers.
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