Meralco rates up in November as peso drop, Middle East crisis persist

Newseze Wire·Fri, Nov 13, 7:21 AMWire: Rappler

Driving this month’s overall rate increase was the generation charge which went up due to higher costs of power suppliers still affected by the peso depreciation and the crisis in the Middle East

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Meralco rates up in November as peso drop, Middle East crisis persist

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