ABOUT

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We commit to deliver quality electric service to our customers and to provide strategic partnership with our stakeholders toward socio-economic development in the province

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To be an excellent provider of electric service, compliant with industry standards in the region by 2025

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JOVINITA T. CALINGIN BOD President (District 1 - Claveria)

JOVINITA T. CALINGIN
BOD President
(District 1 – Claveria) aaaaaaaaaaa

ERNEST J. OHIMAN BOD Member (District 3 - Lagonglong, Salay & Binuangan)

ERNESTO J. OHIMAN
BOD Vice President
(District 3 – Lagonglong, Salay & Binuangan)

ROMEO B. ACENAS, REE BOD Member (District 4 - Sugbongcogon, Kinoguitan & Balingoan)

ROMEO B. ACENAS, REE
BOD Secretary
(District 4 – Sugbongcogon, Kinoguitan & Balingoan)

LYDIA V. ENTERINA BOD Auditor (District 5 - Tallisayan)

LYDIA V. ENTERINA
BOD Treasurer
(District 5 – Tallisayan) aaaaaaaaaa

ATTY. MELCHOR M. CUBILLO
BOD Auditor
(District 2 – Jasaan & Balingasag)

EDUARDO O. BACASNOT BOD PIO (District 8 - Gingoog City East)

EDUARDO O. BACASNOT
BOD P.I.O.
(District 8 – Gingoog City East)

AMADO B. KE-E, PEE BOD Treasurer (District 6 - Medina)

AMADO B. KE-E, PEE
BOD Member
(District 6 – Medina)

MARK R. VALDEVILLA BOD President (District 7 - Gingoog City West)

MARK R. VALDEVILLA
BOD Member
(District 7 – Gingoog City West)

DANIELO G. JAMOLIN BOD Vice President (District 9 - Magsaysay)

DANIELO G. JAMOLIN, RCE
BOD Member
(District 9 – Magsaysay)

CYNTHIA P. QUIMNO
OIC General Manager
Ex-Officio Member

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ISD Manager

CYNTHIA P. QUIMNO
OIC General Manager

FSD Manager

MA. LEILA M. PIASTRO, CPA
FSD Manager

JANA S. DAEL
OIC ISD Manager

TSD Manager

ROY G. BALINGIT, REE
TSD Manager

IAD Manager

JOCELYN S. GEOLLEGUE, CPA, MBA
IAD Manager

CORPLAN Manager

ROBERT J. GAYOSO, REE, ECE
CORPLAN Manager

Area 1 Manager

ROGELIO A. MONTALBA, REE
OIC-Area 1 Manager

Area 2 Manager

EDUARDO E. MERCEDES, REE
Area 2 Manager

Area 3 Manager

JOHANN BEETHOVEN C. OBEDENCIO, REE
Area 3 Manager

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Background

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The MISAMIS ORIENTAL II ELECTRIC SERVICE COOPERATIVE, INC. (MORESCO II) was created pursuant to the provisions of the National Electrification Administration Act (R.A. 6038) as amended by Presidential Decree No. 269. Pursuant to this decree,  MORESCO II was incorporated and registered on October 1, 1976, being the 79th electric coop out of the 119 electric cooperatives in the country. The signing of the First Loan Agreement amounted to P15,680.000 was made on June 6, 1977, and the first town energized on June 25, 1978 was the municipality of Balingasag.

MORESCO II serves the power requirement of Eastern Misamis Oriental, with a coverage area encompassing the municipalities of Jasaan, Claveria, Balingasag, Lagonglong, Salay, Binuangan, Sugbongcogon, Kinoguitan, Balingoan, Talisayan, Medina and Magsaysay and the City of Gingoog.  MORESCO II’s franchise area covers approximately 150,000 hectares.

Formal operations of MORESCO II started on January 3, 1977 with an initial loan of P16.4 million granted by the National Electrification Administration (NEA). That initial investment enabled the coop to penetrate far-flung areas to serve power needs of people to afford them better entrepreneurial opportunities.

On June 25, 1978,  Balingasag town became the first area to have been energized.  Establishment of the MORESCO II backbone system immediately followed and was finished by October 26, 1980.

The coverage area of the cooperative is primarily served through seven (7) substations; the 5 MVA Magsaysay Substation, the 10 MVA Gingoog City Substation, the 5MVA Sugbongcogon Substation, the 5 MVA Solana Substation in Jasaan, the 5 MVA Cogon substation in Balingasag, the 5 MVA substation in Claveria and the 10 MVA Agay-ayan substation also in Gingoog City.

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Franchise Area

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MORESCO II is serving the electric power needs mostly of the eastern portions of Misamis Oriental encompassing the municipalities of Magsaysay, Medina, Talisayan, Balingoan, Kinoguitan, Sugbongcogon, Binuangan, Salay, Lagonglong, Balingasag, part of Jasaan, Claveria and the City of Gingoog.

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Profile of Customers Served

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  As of November 30, 2020, MORESCO II has a total of 103,997 member-consumers composed of residential, low voltage and high voltage consumers.

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