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Kuryente Broadcast collects the brownout advisories your electric cooperative posts and turns them into one page you can search, bookmark and be alerted from.

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The newest advisory published on the site.

Where it stands today

cooperatives and utilities followed: 140cooperatives and utilities followed
barangays inside a covered franchise: 39,860barangays inside a covered franchise
advisories published this week: 177advisories published this week
regions with a cooperative on the board: 17regions with a cooperative on the board

The picture so far

Advisories a day

Published advisories over the last 30 days, by kind, on the Manila day the outage falls on.

Show the numbers

Advisories a day. Published advisories over the last 30 days, by kind, on the Manila day the outage falls on.
Day	Scheduled	Unscheduled	Restored
Aug 7	0	0	0
Aug 8	0	0	0
Aug 9	0	0	0
Aug 10	0	0	0
Aug 11	0	0	0
Aug 12	0	0	0
Aug 13	0	0	0
Aug 14	0	0	0
Aug 15	0	0	0
Aug 16	0	0	0
Aug 17	0	0	0
Aug 18	0	0	0
Aug 19	0	0	0
Aug 20	0	0	0
Aug 21	0	0	0
Aug 22	0	0	0
Aug 23	0	0	0
Aug 24	0	0	0
Aug 25	0	0	0
Aug 26	0	0	0
Aug 27	0	0	0
Aug 28	0	0	1
Aug 29	0	0	0
Aug 30	0	0	0
Aug 31	0	0	0
Sep 1	0	0	0
Sep 2	1	0	1
Sep 3	7	2	0
Sep 4	45	2	1
Sep 5	31	0	0

Where the outages are

Published advisories this month, by the region of the cooperative that issued them.

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Where the outages are. Published advisories this month, by the region of the cooperative that issued them.
Region	Advisories
Region VI	32
Region VIII	23
Region VII	16
Region II	12
CAR	8
Region III	4
Region IV-A	4
Region X	4
MIMAROPA	3
Region I	3
Region IX	3
Region XIII	3
Region XII	2
BARMM	1
Region V	1

Busiest cooperatives

The ten cooperatives with the most published advisories in the last 30 days.

Show the numbers

Busiest cooperatives. The ten cooperatives with the most published advisories in the last 30 days.
Cooperative	Advisories
ILECO III	14
AKELCO	7
NORECO II	7
NORSAMELCO	6
ANTECO	5
BENECO	5
CAGELCO II	4
ISELCO I	4
ABRECO	3
BILECO	3

Where it comes from

Advisories posted by cooperative staff, advisories read off a cooperative's Facebook page, and outage reports sent by readers, over the last 30 days.

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Where it comes from. Advisories posted by cooperative staff, advisories read off a cooperative's Facebook page, and outage reports sent by readers, over the last 30 days.
Source	Count	Share
Posted by cooperative staff	0	0%
Read from Facebook	120	100%
Reported by readers	0	0%

How much warning

Median hours between an advisory appearing and the outage starting, over the last 90 days. Cooperatives with fewer than three advisories are left out.

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How much warning. Median hours between an advisory appearing and the outage starting, over the last 90 days. Cooperatives with fewer than three advisories are left out.
Cooperative	Median notice	Advisories
BENECO	4d 24h	5
CAGELCO II	2d 10h	4
AKELCO	1d 17h	6
NORECO II	6.2h	5

All the statistics

The country right now

Every city and municipality we cover, coloured by whether the power is off, whether an outage has been announced for today or tomorrow, and whether it has just come back. Drawn on the server from the published advisories and your neighbours’ reports, and refreshed every minute.

25 towns with power out now, 22 towns with an outage announced for today or tomorrow.

Power out now: An outage window is running right now, or neighbours are reporting one.
Outage later today or tomorrow: A cooperative has announced an interruption that has not started yet.
Restored in the last 6 hours: A cooperative said power came back within the last six hours.
Nothing reported: No advisory and no unusual reports.

Open the map

The interactive map zooms to your town, colours each barangay and opens the schedules for the one you tap.

One board for today

Every published advisory from every cooperative we follow, on one page, ordered by what is happening right now. Search your barangay and the board becomes your barangay.

Ongoing outages first, then the next 24 hours
One slip per co-op post, with all of its time blocks
The time range is the biggest thing on the sheet

Open the board

A cooperative's board on a phone, showing the day's time blocks and barangays

A page for your barangay

Every barangay in a covered franchise area has its own page with only the schedules that cover it. Bookmark it once and it is the only page you ever need to open.

Only the blocks that name your barangay
Neighbours' reports when something is out unannounced
Works on a cheap phone over mobile data

Find your barangay

A barangay page on a phone, listing the schedules that cover it

Cooperatives post directly

A co-op can claim its page and post an advisory itself. What it posts is marked as verified by the cooperative and goes out to subscribers immediately, without waiting for anyone to read Facebook.

Sign in with a link, no password to remember
Post, edit, cancel and mark restored
Everything a co-op posts is credited to it

Claim your page

Rotational brownouts, expanded day by day

When supply is short, cooperatives rotate the outage between groups of feeders: one notice, several groups, a different window each day. Read as written, it is almost impossible to work out whether it is your turn.

Worked exampleIllustrative schedule, not a live notice.

Example rotational brownout schedule, four groups across one week
Group	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat	Sun
Group A	6–10 AM	10 AM–2 PM	2–6 PM	6–10 PM	6–10 AM	10 AM–2 PM	No outage
Group B	10 AM–2 PM	2–6 PM	6–10 PM	6–10 AM	10 AM–2 PM	No outage	2–6 PM
Group C	2–6 PM	6–10 PM	6–10 AM	10 AM–2 PM	2–6 PM	6–10 PM	No outage
Group D	6–10 PM	6–10 AM	10 AM–2 PM	2–6 PM	No outage	6–10 AM	10 AM–2 PM

Scroll the table for the rest of the week.

This is how a week-long rotational notice looks once it is expanded: one block per day per group. Real notices are parsed the same way, so your barangay's page shows only your own slots and your alert names the day and the time, not the rule.

Groups A and C
Groups B and D
A cell reading “No outage” is a day that group keeps power.

How verification works

1
Read the post
We poll the cooperatives' own Facebook pages and keep the original text and link with every advisory.
2
Pull out the facts
Explicit rules — not a language model — find the date, the time range and each barangay against the official PSGC list.
3
Check before publishing
Anything the rules are unsure about waits for a volunteer, and anything a co-op posts itself is published as verified.

Read how the parser works

Coverage

140 cooperatives and utilities across 17 regions, 39,860 barangays inside a covered franchise area.

Works with advisories from

NCR: MERALCO
CAR: ABRECO, BENECO, IFELCO, KAELCO, MOPRECO
Region I: CENPELCO, Dagupan Electric, INEC, ISECO, La Union Electric, LUELCO, PANELCO I, PANELCO III
Region II: BATANELCO, CAGELCO I, CAGELCO II, ISELCO I, ISELCO II, NUVELCO, QUIRELCO
Region III: Angeles Electric, AURELCO, CELCOR, Clark Electric, NEECO I, NEECO II - Area 1, NEECO II - Area 2, Olongapo Electric, PELCO I, PELCO II, PELCO III, PRESCO, PENELCO, SFELAPCO, SAJELCO, Subic Enerzone, Tarlac Electric, TARELCO I, TARELCO II, ZAMECO I, ZAMECO II
Region IV-A: BATELEC I, BATELEC II, FLECO, Ibaan Electric, QUEZELCO I, QUEZELCO II
MIMAROPA: BISELCO, LUBELCO, MARELCO, OMECO, ORMECO, PALECO, ROMELCO, TIELCO
Region V: ALECO, CANORECO, CASURECO I, CASURECO II, CASURECO III, CASURECO IV, FICELCO, MASELCO, SORECO I, SORECO II, TISELCO
Region VI: AKELCO, ANTECO, CAPELCO, CENECO, GUIMELCO, ILECO I, ILECO II, ILECO III, NOCECO, NONECO
Region VII: Balamban Enerzone, BANELCO, BOHECO I, BOHECO II, Bohol Light, CELCO, CEBECO I, CEBECO II, CEBECO III, Mactan Electric, NORECO I, NORECO II, PROSIELCO, VECO
Region VIII: BILECO, DORELCO, ESAMELCO, LEYECO II, LEYECO III, LEYECO IV, LEYECO V, NORSAMELCO, SAMELCO I, SAMELCO II, SOLECO
Region IX: ZAMCELCO, ZANECO, ZAMSURECO I, ZAMSURECO II
Region X: BUSECO, CEPALCO, CAMELCO, FIBECO, Iligan Light, LANECO, MOELCI I, MOELCI II, MORESCO II, MORESCO I
Region XI: DASURECO, Davao Light, DORECO, NORDECO
Region XII: COTELCO, COTELCO-PPALMA, Cotabato Light, SOCOTECO I, SOCOTECO II, SUKELCO
Region XIII: ANECO, ASELCO, DIELCO, SIARELCO, SURNECO, SURSECO I, SURSECO II
BARMM: BASELCO, CASELCO, LASURECO, MAGELCO, SIASELCO, SULECO, TAWELCO

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For cooperatives

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No polling delay and no parser between you and your members.
Alerts included
Everyone subscribed to a covered barangay gets a push message.
Edit and cancel
Change a window or call off an outage and the slip updates.
Credited to you
Every advisory you post carries your cooperative's name.

Developers

Everything on the site is available as JSON and as RSS, with no key and no rate-limit paperwork. Build a bot, a barangay noticeboard or a radio station's ticker.

Read the API docs

Advisories covering one barangay

GET /api/v1/advisories?psgc=0931700087

{
  "advisories": [
    {
      "id": 4211,
      "type": "scheduled",
      "startsAt": "2026-09-05T00:00:00Z",
      "endsAt": "2026-09-05T09:00:00Z",
      "coop": "zamcelco",
      "reason": "maintenance"
    }
  ]
}

Each cooperative also publishes an RSS feed at /app/coop/<slug>/feed.xml.

Questions

Is it free?

Yes, completely, and it always will be. There are no ads, nothing to buy and no paid tier. It is run as a public service.

Do I need an account?

No. Searching, reading schedules and turning on alerts all work without one. Only cooperative staff sign in, and they do it with a link rather than a password.

Where does the data come from?

From the cooperatives themselves: their public Facebook advisories, and, for co-ops that have claimed their page here, posts they write directly. Every slip keeps a link to the original.

How accurate is it?

The dates, times and barangays are extracted by explicit rules and checked against the PSGC list, and low-confidence results are held for review. Schedules still change without notice, so always confirm with your co-op before you rely on one.

How do notifications work?

Pick your barangay and allow notifications in your browser. You get a push message when a new advisory covers it. Several advisories in the same few minutes collapse into one message.

I work at a cooperative. Can we post here?

Yes. Claim your page and you can post, edit and cancel your own advisories. They appear marked as verified by your cooperative and reach your subscribers straight away.

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Where it stands today