π DATE OF AGMA
MAY 30, 2026 (SATURDAY)
π MANNER OF CONDUCT
HYBRID MODE (virtual + on-site), to reduce expenses in response to the ENERGY CRISIS (EO 110), following government directives, NEA guidelines (NEA Memorandum No. 2026-12, NEA Institutional Advisory No. 02, Series of 2024), and SURSECO II By‑Laws recognizing virtual attendance and participation as valid.
π VENUE
ON-SITE: Bayay Tapukanan (MCO Center), SURSECO II Main Office, Tandag City
ONLINE: Facebook Live at https://www.facebook.com/Surseco2 (official FB Page of SURSECO II)
π REGISTRATION
ON-SITE: To start at 8AM at the venue.
ONLINE: Web registration is ongoing. Verification and confirmation of attendance is on the AGMA day, 30 May 2026:
Step 1 (online): REGISTRATION β Scan QR Code or go to https://www.surseco2.com.ph/AGMALive.html to REGISTER your account NOW and ensure participation for the 2026 AGMA.
You can also register during the Facebook Live Streaming of the AGMA at SURSECO II's Official Facebook Page on May 30, 2026. Our friendly "Keyboard Warriors" will be online and ready to assist you.
Step 2 (online): VERIFICATION starts at 1AM on the AGMA day, May 30, 2026.
Step 2A: Scan the QR Code to RETURN to the website
Step 2B: UPLOAD selfie holding a Valid ID Card.
NO VALID ID CARD? Upload your clear picture together with a qualified "Sponsor", as follows:
STEP 2C: The system TIMESTAMPS your photo to serve as your "Digital Signature" and final determinant of attendance.
STEP 3 (online): CONFIRMATION - A downloadable e-attendance slip (image or PDF format) will be generated. You may also screenshot the slip. It contains your Name, Account Number, and Reference Code. The e-attendance slip will serve as your entry for the e-Raffle. You can also use it as reference for claiming any digital incentives or inquire about your status during the meeting.
π TIME
8:00 AM TO 12:00 NN: PART 1 β Registration and Opening Program
1:00 PM TO 2:00 PM: PART 2 β Business Meeting
2:00 PM TO 3:00 PM: PART 3 β Raffle of Major Prizes
π RAFFLE MECHANICS
GENERAL RULE:
ONLINE RAFFLE:
ON-SITE RAFFLE:
SURSECO II was organized as a private, non-stock, non-profit membership and service-oriented cooperative on September 10, 1979 thru the effort of the assemblyman and at the same time the Deputy Minister of State for Energy, Jose βPopitβ Puyat, Jr.. It was registered as the 115th electric cooperative in the country.
The start of SURSECO II operations was the dawn of the era of electrification in the province. As part of its initial energization program, SURSECO II took over the franchise of four (4) existing municipal power systems operating within their area of jurisdiction. Taken over were the electric systems of Tandag, Tago, Marihatag, and Carrascal.
Of the four electric systems bought by SURSECO II, only Tandag was privately owned. The franchise of the said electric system was formerly held by the Tandag Electric and Telephone Company (TETCO), a corporation owned by the Serra-Ty family. The other three electric systems belonged to the municipal governments.
At the time the coop acquired these power-generating assets, SURSECO II became operational through the re-energization of the towns of Tandag, Marihatag, Tago, and Carrascal.
In its initial state of operation, the coop then had 1,268 member-consumers. The operation was projected at a 24-hour operation by synchronizing the generating sets with a combined capacity of 325 kilowatts. This was admittedly a period of survival, as the construction of backbone lines and lateral lines was simultaneously undertaken.
In spite of these intervening factors, Engr. Cunanan judiciously negotiated the shipping of one (1) unit 3.75 MVA power transformer from a sister coop, Aklan Electric Cooperative (AKELCO), and it was installed at the town of Madrid, located some 70 kilometers north of Tandag. Barely a year after its installation, on November 10, 1983, the Carrascal, Cantilan, Madrid, Carmen, and Lanuza (CARCANMADCARLAN) area was energized, and power was supplied by the National Power Corporation (NPC).
A highly competitive electric distribution utility in CARAGA by 2025.
To commit total customer satisfaction through continuous innovation, excellent electric service, and member-owner empowerment.
Customer satisfaction through continuous innovation
Excellent electric service
Member-Owner Empowerment
SURSECO II provides power-related services including updates on power interruptions (Power Advisory), assistance with new or upgraded connections (Power Services Application), and tips for saving electricity (Energy Saving Tips). We offer discounts for seniors (Senior Citizen Discount) and low-income consumers (Lifeline Discount), support online bill payment, and gather feedback through Customer Satisfaction Surveys to improve their services.
A notice from SURSECO II to inform consumers about power interruptions.
The process of applying for a new electricity connection, reconnection, or service upgrade. SURSECO II assists consumers with the requirements, inspection, and installation to ensure a safe and reliable power supply.
SURSECO II promotes wise electricity use by sharing Energy Saving Tips to help consumers lower their bills and reduce energy waste. These tips include using appliances efficiently, unplugging unused devices, switching to LED lights, and conserving electricity during peak hours.
SURSECO II offers a Senior Citizen Discount on electricity bills to qualified senior consumers. This benefit follows the guidelines of the Senior Citizens Act and helps reduce the cost of monthly electric consumption for elderly members who meet the requirements.
The Lifeline Discount is a subsidy given to low-income households with low electricity consumption. SURSECO II provides this discount to qualified consumers to help reduce their monthly electric bills, in line with the government's Lifeline Rate Program.
SURSECO II offers Online Payment options for fast and convenient bill payments. Consumers can pay their electricity bills through trusted platforms such as GCash, ECPay, and other authorized payment partnersβno need to visit the office.
SURSECO II conducts Customer Satisfaction Surveys to gather feedback from consumers. This helps us understand your needs, measure service quality, and improve the way we deliver electricity and customer support. Your opinion matters in shaping better services.
A digital service offered by Surigao del Sur II Electric Cooperative that enables Member-Consumer Owners to securely access and manage their electricity billing information via the cooperativeβs website. This platform provides real-time details on current bill amounts, due dates, consumption history, and other account-related information, enhancing accessibility and convenience without requiring in-person visits or direct customer service interaction.
Meter reading happens monthly (end to start of month), bills must be paid within 8 days, disconnection follows 48 hours after the due date if unpaid, including a 2-day grace period. Reconnection is done quickly after payment.
Billing Method: SURSECO II implements the Read & Bill System.
Reading of kWh Meter:
Meter reading starts every 26th of the month until the 2nd day of
the following month.
Due Date:
Payment is due 8 days after the meter reading.
Disconnection:
Disconnection is made 48 hours after the due date, including a 2-day grace
period.
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