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Power service interruptions are expected to be experienced this week while hydro electric sources continue to register shortfall of water.

Bohol surprisingly has almost the same peak hours in the daytime and nighttime while the province is not spared from the hot summer temperature worsen by the El Nino phenomenon.

The peak load would require 58 mega power in the entire province.
         
During this shortfall of rains, the Hanopol hydro plant generates 2 mega only, instead of 5 while the Loboc hydro gives out 800 watts instead of 1.2 mega. The Sevilla mini hydro contributes 1.5 mega power supply (instead of 2.5 mega) while the Dampas diesel power plant generates 10 mega, instead of 16 mega.

Bohol power sources total to 14.8 mega while the peak load requirement is 58 mega. The difference of 43 mega is being supplied by the Leyte geothermal power plant as the source of electricity.

The Leyte power sources are also limited in its output these days due to the shortfall of rain. This is one of the reasons why the power situation in the entire Visayas remains volatile for long brownouts or even blackout. - Bohol Chronicle

nasad?? sa dihang nagtour mi as in total blak-out ang entire bohol..nagsunod ang pag brown out sa carmen pami sa dihang naa pamis chocolate hills..nagtoo rakong okie ra pro grabeh naabot nlng mis hinagdanan cave pirting ngioba sa ilawom pro padayon japon mig lili didto bisag pirting ngitngita...kani laging mga tagaw pud ba hangtod mipauli namis among bukid ai este among lungga ngiob lng jpon as in blak out d i to..pastilan maU gani kay wla maatol sa pag eleksyon kay naks impas judtos daya..whehehe