By Baguio City Power Interruption Schedule: Feb 16-21, 2026
UPDATE May 20, 2026 10:55 AM:
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As announced by the Benguet Electric Cooperative (BENECO), here are areas in Benguet that will be affected by scheduled power interruptions by BENECO from Monday, February 16, 2026, to Saturday, February 21, 2026.
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BENECO Power Interruption (February 16-21, 2026)
| Areas Affected | Purpose | |
|---|---|---|
| February 16, 2026 Monday 9:00 AM to 12:00 NN | TUBA: Parts of Tabaan Norte (part of Sitio Parasipis, Talnag, Dianna, Toybongan, Denneg, Bacuyag) | Facilitate tree cutting and ROW clearing |
| February 18, 2026 Wednesday 9:00 AM to 9:15 AM 4:45 PM to 5:00 PM | BAGUIO CITY: -Camp Henry T. Allen -Parts of Labsan St. and Naguillian Rd., - Parts of Palma - Urbano (R. Palma St., Urbano St., F. Nacnac St., T. Pinpin St.,) and - parts of Queen of Peace Rd. (from Barangay Hall to Mountain View Grand Legacy) - parts of Lourdes Subdivision Extension - Campo Sioco - Whole of City Camp proper, City Camp Central, Lagoon Area, Lower Rock Quarry, Middle Rock Quarry, Upper Rock Quarry and QM Subdivision - parts of Legarda- Kisad-Burham (Back of Beaumont Holding Corp. and Lindi Hotel, Bukaneg St., and along Legarda Rd., from Mount Crest Hotel to Unique Printing Press, Gen. M.H. Del Pilar St. and Gen. V. Lim Street) | Facilitate opening and closing of disconnect switch (DS Legarda) |
| February 18, 2026 Wednesday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM | BAGUIO CITY: Parts of Legarda- Burnham-Kisad Barangay (from MH del Pilar St or Himaya Spa going towards Marcos Highway) - Parts of General Emilio F. Aguinaldo (Dr. Carino St. tapped along Legarda Rd.) - Ferdinand, Phil-am Compound, Balsigan, Imelda R. Marcos, Sto. Rosario Valley, Bakakeng Central, Bakakeng Norte/Sur (except Bakakeng New Site, Ciudad Grande, Eagle Crest, Forest Gold) - SLU-SVP Housing (Bakakeng Old Site), - Whole of Dontogan, Sto. Tomas School Area and parts of Balacbac (Interior A, Interior B, Interior C, Central and Lower, Lexber Ville Subd.) - Sto. Tomas Proper | Restructuring of primary assemblies for primary extension Replacement of bare primary lines to insulated wires Relocation of poles affected by ongoing construction |
| TUBA: Parts of Poblacion (Mt. Cabuyao, Sto. Tomas Relay Station, Digdigwayan, Bangcua, Pula, parts of Badiwan) | ||
| February 19, 2026 Thursday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM | TUBLAY: Parts of Longlong Pico-Lamtang Rd. (from BVS College to Highland Blossoms) | Relocation of secondary pole due to unstable location |
| February 20, 2026 Friday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM | BAGUIO CITY: Parts of Lucnab (Purok 2,3,4 including Acapulco Cmpd., and Lower Lucnab) | Replacement of damaged primary pole |
| ITOGON: Parts of Tuding (areas near Lower Lucnab) | ||
| BAGUIO CITY: Parts of Purok 2 and Purok 3, Happy Hallow | Relocation of pole and lines traversing private property | |
| February 21, 2026 Saturday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM | BAGUIO CITY: Parts of Purok 7 near Apitong St., parts of Purok 6 and Purok 5 (along Agoho St., Acacia St. and Tanguile), Kias | Installation of intermediate pole to correct line clearance |
| ITOGON: Parts of Lower Samuyao, Ampucao | Rerouting of primary lines affected by ongoing construction | |
| BAGUIO CITY: - Parts of Upper Quezon Hill (along Mallare St., Chrome St., Tin St., Gold St., Bronze St., and Mercury St.), - parts of Middle Quezon Hill (along Aquino St., Abellera St., Zarate St., Arvisu St., Ramon Mitra St., Laraya St., Pacis St., Carantes St., Paredes, Delos Santos St., and F. I. Ortega Ext.) - parts of Victoria Village (parts of Paraan St., Lamug St. and E. Reyes) - parts of Prk. 28 Upper San Carlos Heights (tapped at Paredes St.), Irisan | Relocation of primary pole affected by CEO Project |
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Cable & Communication Companies
In BENECO’s advisory, all concerned Cable & Communication Companies are advised to inspect and institute necessary safety measures or actions on their cables or lines attached to the affected BENECO poles.
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For other questions and concerns:
For more information and concerns, contact BENECO at any of these numbers:
- LANDLINE: 637-4400 local 605 to 607
- SMART: 09088657202
- GLOBE: 09175921698
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SOURCE: BENECO
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Understanding Power Interruptions and Their Impact
Power interruptions can significantly affect daily life, especially in regions like Baguio City where reliable electricity is essential for both residents and businesses. These scheduled outages, such as the one announced by BENECO for February 16-21, 2026, are often necessary for maintenance and upgrade work on power lines and infrastructure. During these times, it is crucial for locals to plan accordingly. Make arrangements for alternative power sources, stock up on essential supplies, and inform your family, particularly those who may rely on electrical medical devices. Furthermore, the impact on local businesses can be profound, as they might need to adjust their operating hours or even temporarily close, which can affect their revenue. Staying informed and prepared can help mitigate the inconveniences that come from power interruptions, allowing residents to navigate these scheduled outages with minimal disruption.
Tips for Staying Connected During Outages
When power interruptions are imminent, maintaining connectivity becomes paramount, especially for emergency communication and remote work scenarios. One effective strategy is to invest in portable power banks and solar chargers to keep your essential devices charged. Additionally, consider downloading mobile apps that can function offline or save crucial information for easy access without Wi-Fi. Prioritize communication — establish a family plan so that all members know how to reach each other during outages. It is also advisable to inform your employer or clients in advance about the scheduled power interruptions, allowing them to adjust expectations. Keep essential information regarding BENECO’s updates and communications easily accessible, either through local news sources or their official contact numbers. By implementing these strategies, you can minimize the disruptions caused by power outages and ensure that you remain connected and informed during these necessary interruptions.
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