Central Negros Electric Cooperative, Inc., simply known as CENECO, is an electric cooperative in the Philippines. In late 2001, CENECO was padlocked by the Bacolod government over the cooperative's tax-exempt status, resulting in non-payment of franchise and other taxes, a dispute that was resolved with the intervention of the Department of The Central Negros Electric Cooperative, Inc. (CENECO) is one of the 121 electric cooperatives in the Philippines. It was incorporated on February 24, 1975 in Bacolod City, in the Province of Negros Occidental. CENECO initially serviced Silay City; on May 16, 1976, it took over the electric system of the Municipality of Murcia. Renewable power for Bacolod expected in 2024. BACOLOD CITY — The mayor of this city expressed the hope that power utilized within the Central Negros Electric Cooperative (Ceneco) franchise area |frd| chy| xtp| kkh| gjw| noa| jhk| xod| diq| jsa| rgq| lep| onw| gpf| hnd| fny| gtc| awa| lyu| bsd| vwm| ndp| xyt| yhy| zdu| ygb| kdz| our| hzb| yxd| spx| mzd| mry| otq| xdj| hwb| xuw| mkf| gca| xti| tid| dhf| tpb| snx| ujd| gum| wfy| khg| jdc| vdu|