Negros Power Proves Strong Performance After Typhoon Tino When Typhoon Tino struck Negros with violent winds reaching two hundred twenty kilometers per hour under Signal No. 4, it felt like a painful reminder. Trees that survived Typhoon Odette finally fell. Substations went offline. Power lines collapsed. It was the kind of destruction many of us … Continue reading Negros Power Shows What Real Service Looks Like After Typhoon Tino