The Department of Energy (DOE) on Thursday said 'yellow alerts,' which indicate thinner power reserves to meet any surge in demand, are expected in Luzon during the seven weeks of the summer season—four in May and the first three of June. 'It's possible that the yellow alerts may occur in any of the seven weeks; after that, it would be about once a month in the second half of the year,' Energy Undersecretary Rowena Guevara said during the televised Laging Handa public briefing. A yellow alert does not necessarily lead to power outages.
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