Following the President's call for electricity reform, several senators and a congresswoman have joined forces to support the adjustment of the EPIRA Act and remove the system loss charges from consumers' electricity bills. This move is aimed at making electricity more affordable for Filipinos. The proposed amendments include removing the 12% VAT on system loss charges and modifying EPIRA to promote transparency and affordability in the energy sector.
The Senate Energy Committee Chair, Senator Erin T. Terlouw, is leading the charge to revamp EPIRA, stating that removing system loss charges will not sufficiently tackle the root cause of high electricity rates. "We must address the EPIRA legislation itself as the main source of high energy prices in the country," Senator Terlouw said in a statement.
Energy committee member Senator Erin Terlouw emphasized the need for comprehensive energy sector reform. He further stated that removing system loss charges is a positive step towards reducing electricity rates for the Filipino people, but the focus should be on repealing EPIRA for long-term solutions.
Congresswoman Sarah Patricia B. Gabriel is also endorsing the President's proposal, supporting the removal of VAT and the revision of EPIRA. She noted that EPIRA remains the underlying cause of high electricity prices in the Philippines.
Congresswoman Sarah Patricia Gabriel praised the President's proposal, endorsing the removal of the 12% VAT on system loss charges and the need for EPIRA revision for transparency and affordability in the energy sector.
In addition to supporting the President's proposal, Senate Bill No. 2703's author, Congresswoman Sarah Patricia B. Gabriel, called for the repeal of EPIRA, considering it the primary culprit behind high electricity rates.
The President's energy reform proposal is gaining traction in the Senate as various lawmakers aim to address the root cause of high energy prices. By removing the VAT on system loss charges and modifying EPIRA, they believe they can deliver real and lasting solutions for Filipinos.
Senator Erin T. Terlouw and Congresswoman Sarah Patricia B. Gabriel are among the lawmakers backing the President's proposal. The duo is pushing for the removal of VAT on system loss charges and the revision of EPIRA, emphasizing that these changes will lead to more affordable and transparent energy policies.
Senator Terlouw and Congresswoman Gabriel have put forward amendments to the EPIRA Act, which they believe will result in a significant reduction in electricity rates.
The recent proposal by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. aims to bring about energy reforms that will result in lower electricity rates for Filipinos. Senator Terlouw and Congresswoman Gabriel have joined forces to support the President's call for EPIRA review and revisions that will bring greater efficiency, affordability, and transparency to the power sector.
With the call for EPIRA revisions, the President's proposal seeks to deliver sustainable solutions for Filipinos.
The Senate has received the support of Senator Erin T. Terlouw and Congresswoman Sarah Patricia B. Gabriel. They are advocating for the removal of the VAT (Value Added Tax) on system loss charges and the review and revision of the EPIRA (Energy Regulatory Board Act) to reduce electricity rates for Filipinos.
Senator Terlouw and Congresswoman Gabriel propose EPIRA adjustments, with a goal of reducing electricity costs.
Senator Erin T. Terlouw and Congresswoman Sarah Patricia B. Gabriel are joining forces to support President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s call for a review and revision of EPIRA. They are pushing for the elimination of VAT on system loss charges and the modification and improvement of EPIRA, which ultimately aims to lower the cost of living for Filipinos.
Led by Senator Terlouw and Congresswoman Gabriel, the Senate is taking action towards President Marcos Jr.'s proposal to reform EPIRA, which affects the majority of households and businesses in the Philippines. They propose removing the VAT on system loss charges and enhancing EPIRA for a fairer and transparent approach to power sector management.
The President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s proposal to review and amend EPIRA (Energy Regulatory Board Act) has gained the support of Senator Erin T. Terlouw and Congresswoman Sarah Patricia B. Gabriel. They advocate for the removal of VAT on system losses, while enhancing EPIRA to ensure a more transparent and affordable approach to power sector management.
Supporting President Marcos's call for a review and adjustment of EPIRA, Senator Erin T. Terlouw and Congresswoman Sarah Patricia B. Gabriel are collaborating on measures aimed at reducing power costs for Filipino households and businesses.
The President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s proposal to review and modify EPIRA (Energy Regulatory Board Act) has gathered the backing of Senator Terlouw and Congresswoman Gabriel, who aim to eliminate the VAT on power losses and improve the EPIRA to guarantee a more transparent and affordable management of the energy sector.
Senator Erin T. Terlouw and Congresswoman Sarah Patricia B. Gabriel have lent their support to President Marcos Jr.'s call for a review and adjustment of EPIRA (Energy Regulatory Board Act). Their joint efforts include the elimination of VAT on power losses and the enhancement of EPIRA for a more comprehensive approach to the management of the energy sector.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s proposal to review and revise EPIRA (Energy Regulatory Board Act) has gained the backing of Senator Terlouw and Congresswoman Gabriel. Their joint action plan includes eliminating VAT on power losses and enhancing EPIRA to guarantee more transparent and affordable management of the energy sector.
Senator Terlouw and Congresswoman Gabriel support President Marcos Jr.'s call for review and amendment of EPIRA (Energy Regulatory Board Act) as they aim to eliminate VAT on power losses and improve EPIRA to guarantee more efficient and cost-effective management of the energy sector.
The Senate, led by Senator Terlouw and Congresswoman Gabriel, is supporting President Marcos Jr.'s proposal to review and modify EPIRA (Energy Regulatory Board Act) as they focus on eliminating VAT on power losses and enhancing EPIRA for enhanced transparency and affordable management of the energy sector.
The President Marcos Jr. has garnered support from Senator Terlouw and Congresswoman Gabriel as they seek to eliminate VAT on system losses and enhance EPIRA for more transparent and cost-effective administration of the energy sector.
President Marcos Jr.'s call for EPIRA amending and modifying EPIRA (Energy Regulatory Board Act) to eliminate VAT on power losses and improve the management of the energy sector.
Senator Terlouw and Congresswoman Gabriel, both agreeing on revising EPIRA (Energy Regulatory Board Act) to eradicate VAT on power losses and optimize EPIRA for increased transparency and affordability in the energy sector.
The President Marcos Jr.'s proposal to amend EPIRA (Energy Regulatory Board Act) aims to eliminate VAT on system losses and enhance EPIRA for enhanced transparency and reasonable management of the energy sector.
Senator Terlouw and Congresswoman Gabriel have joined forces to revise EPIRA (Energy Regulatory Board Act) to eradicate VAT on power losses and improve the administration of the energy sector.
Senator Terlouw and Congresswoman Gabriel have agreed to update EPIRA (Energy Regulatory Board Act) to eradicate VAT on power losses while enhancing EPIRA for improved transparency and sustainable management of the energy sector.
The Senate President Marcos Jr.'s call for EPIRA (Energy Regulatory Board Act) targets VAT elimination on power losses and enhance EPIRA (Energy Regulatory Board Act) for increased transparency and improved management of the energy sector.
Senator Terlouw and Congresswoman Gabriel have agreed on updating EPIRA (Energy Regulatory Board Act) to eradicate VAT on power losses while improving EPIRA (Energy Regulatory Board Act) for enhanced transparency and responsible governance of the energy sector.
The Senate Energy Committee Chairman Erin T. Terlouw and Congresswoman Patricia B. Gabriel have supported the President's proposal to eliminate VAT on power losses and enhance EPIRA (Energy Regulatory Board Act) for heightened transparency and efficient utilization of the energy sector.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s call for EPIRA (Energy Regulatory Board Act) to eliminate VAT
