AT least 28 of the 90 power supply agreements (PSAs) declared as invalid by the Supreme Court in September 2019 are still in effect, while there are 30 more voidable contracts discovered, driving up prices for the consumers in some areas in the country, the Power for People Coalition (P4P) said on Friday.
As the third anniversary of the landmark 2019 Supreme Court decision voiding 90 PSAs for not following the legally mandated competitive selection process draws near, P4P in a statement said they discovered that some are still in effect and contributing to the spike in power rates in various parts of the country.
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