Manila Electric Company (Meralco) has clarified that certain charges appearing on electricity bills are government-mandated subsidies and do not go to the company, following the spread of misleading claims on social media. Meralco explained that these charges are collected and passed on to relevant agencies, in compliance with government regulations. Meralco also emphasized that these charges are not unique to its operations. Read more in our articles including "Meralco clarifies pass-through charges amid criticism online" and "Nothing Ear (3a) priced in the Philippines".
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Jul 31, 2026Manila Electric Company (Meralco) has clarified that certain charges appearing on electricity bills are government-mandated subsidies and do not go to the company, following the spread of misleading claims on social media. Meralco explained that these charges are collected and passed on to relevant agencies, in compliance with government regulations.
Meralco also emphasized that these charges are not unique to its operations.
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