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Thank you for your interest in instituting good governance practice in Meralco

If you are aware of any violation of the following corporate governance rules, committed by any our directors, officers or employees, related to the following:

Violation of the Corporate Governance Rules
Violation of the Code of Ethics and Company Code of Employee Discipline or other similar codes
Financial Malfeasance including those relating to financial fraud and questionable accounting and auditing matters

Kindly fill out the appropriate forms (click to download) and submit to any of the CG communication channels

Meralco values your privacy.

We collect your name, address, employee number, job title/position, company/office, contact number, email address, and signature solely to facilitate action on the Violation of Corporate Governance Rules and/or Retaliation Protection report you have submitted. These are accessed by Corporate Governance Office who hold such information under strict confidentiality. These are retained while any of the involved parties is employed in Meralco and shall be disposed of accordingly thereafter.

To know more about how we protect your data, visit Privacy. To exercise your data subject rights, contact cdpo@meralco.com.ph

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Meralco Advisory - May 2020

Due mainly to Meralco's Force Majeure claim during the Enhanced Community Quarantine (ECQ), electricity rates for the May 2020 power bills will have a noticeable decrease during these trying times. The rate decrease amounts to P0.2483 per kWh or around P50 to the total bill of typical households where power consumption averages 200kWh monthly.

Additionally, Meralco’s distribution, supply, and metering charges continues to remain unchanged for almost 5 years.

How does the Force Majeure claim reduce electricity bills?

Because of the very significant reduction in overall power demand brought about by businesses shutting down during the ECQ, Meralco invoked the Force Majeure provision in its Power Supply Agreements (PSA) to reduce the fixed charges from power suppliers.

Despite the decrease, Meralco urges customers to be energy efficient. To read about our Bright Ideas tips on how to do this, click here.

Note: The electrical bills customers will receive this May are based on their past three month's average consumption. The lower electricity rate for May will be reflected once meter reading has started.

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