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The National Transmission Corporation
is a government agency spun-off from the National Power Corporation as provided
by the Electric Power Industry Reform Act (EPIRA) of 2001. Since its independent
operation in March 2003, TransCo operated and managed the country’s power
transmission system linking the power plants to the electric distribution
utilities nationwide. The same law mandated the privatization of TransCo through
an outright sale or management concession contract. |
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| EPIRA SIGNED INTO LAW - June 8,
2001 |
| Electric Power Industry Reform Act
(EPIRA) mandating the creation of the National Transmission Corporation is
signed into law. |
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| TRANSCO STARTS OPERATIONS - March
1, 2003 |
TransCo starts independent operation from
the National Power Corporation (NPC) with Dr. Alan Ortiz as president.
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| TRANSCO TOPS GOCCs IN GOVERNANCE - June
2005 |
TransCo receives recognition in field of
Corporate Governance from the Institute of Corporate Directors
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