Davao Light & Power Company, Inc. earned its fourth ISO (International Organization for Standardization) Certification after it passed the 3-day audit last December 2022 for the Asset Management System (AMS) with no minor and major non-conformities.
A widescreen occupying half of the room, called the Graphic User Interface (GUI), shows the real-time data across the different substations and line device equipment in the franchise areas of Davao Light and Power Co. Inc., an AboitizPower subsidiary.
Davao Light and Power Co., Inc. customers whose household’s average monthly electricity consumption is 200 kilowatt-hours (kWh) will see a decrease of P185.94 this month of February as compared to their previous month’s billing. This is because of the ninety-three (0.93) centavo decrease in the overall power rate due mainly to higher availability of cheaper hydropower supply from NPC/PSALM and decreasing fuel rates of coal suppliers.
Davao Light and Power Co. Inc., an AboitizPower subsidiary, deploys 34 additional robots on top of the existing 16 to enhance the efficiency of its operations.
“They are not electromechanical robots but software robots. Robotic Process Automation (RPA) will perform any established steps, instructions, logic, or error handling using your computer,” Engr. Jeffrey Lingatong, Davao Light’s RPA expert explains in an interview.
