THE Busuanga Island once faced daily brownouts lasting four to six hours, limiting economic activity and hindering development. With the entry of Calamian Islands Power Corp. (CIPC) in 2013, a stable power supply became a catalyst for growth, fueling tourism and local industries.
However, the rapid economic expansion led to increasing energy demand, underscoring the need for additional capacity to sustain progress.
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