Electric cooperative (NEA) · NEA-supervised electric cooperative · Bicol Region

SORECO I Brownouts & Power Interruptions

Brownout hotline, scheduled power interruptions and live neighbor reports for Sorsogon I Electric Cooperative, Inc. customers in Bicol Region.

  • Franchise area: Southern Sorsogon: Bulan, Bulusan, Casiguran, Irosin, Juban, Magallanes, Matnog and Santa Magdalena
  • Type: Electric cooperative (NEA) · NEA-supervised electric cooperative

When you call, have your account number (printed on your electric bill) and a nearby landmark ready.

Please check these details on the utility’s official website or Facebook page before relying on them – they are still being verified.

SORECO I brownout schedule

No scheduled brownouts listed right now.

Utilities and electric cooperatives post scheduled power interruptions a few days ahead on their websites and Facebook pages. Check your utility’s page below, or report an unannounced brownout so neighbors know.

Areas served by SORECO I reporting brownouts now

No community brownout reports in SORECO I areas right now. If your power is off, call or text its hotline, then add it on your ZIP code page so neighbors know.

Where SORECO I distributes electricity

8 ZIP codes in 1 provinces (matched by city / municipality; where two utilities share a town, check the company name on your bill).

Largest areas served

Recent reports nearby

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Reporting a SORECO I brownout

SORECO I restores power fastest when customers report brownouts directly by hotline, text or its official Facebook page. Have your account number (on your bill) and nearest landmark ready. For a fallen or sparking line, keep well back (at least 10 metres is a common guide) and call 911 first.