ALECO 24/7 outage and emergency hotlines

Report power interruptions, fallen wires, sparking transformers, or electrical hazards immediately.

What do you need to do?

Is my area affected?

ALECO names the affected feeder in its interruption notices. Find your feeder first, then read the advisories against it.

Covers all 70 Legazpi barangays, plus the Daraga, Camalig, Jovellar, and Manito areas that share ALECO lines.

See all 8 feeders and their coverage

Current advisories

No advisory recorded here right now.

ALECO posts interruption notices on its Facebook page as they happen. Open the live feed below to check.

ALECO on Facebook

ALECO posts its interruption notices, restoration updates, and rate advisories to its Facebook page as they happen.

Open @albayelectric on Facebook

Scheduled outages

ALECO posts 24 to 48-hour advance notices for preventive maintenance, pole relocations, and line clearing.

Typhoon and weather alerts

During severe weather, ALECO runs round-the-clock response teams and posts restoration progress per feeder.

Pay your ALECO bill

Official payment centers, accredited banks, and e-wallet channels across Albay.

Payments confirm instantly

GCash and the bank portals post to your ALECO account on the spot, so paying on the due date itself still counts. You need your 10-digit account number.

E-wallets and mobile apps

GCash Pay Bills > Electric Utilities > ALECO
10-digit account number

Accredited partner banks

BDO Branches and online banking
UnionBank App and branch tellers
Camalig Bank Over-the-counter tellers

Authorized payment centers

Bayad Center Outlets and franchises
ECPay 7-Eleven CLIQQ and partner stores

ALECO offices

Main office Washington Drive, Legazpi City
Area offices Designated sub-station tellers

Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, no noon break.

Required for past due and reconnection

Reading your ALECO bill

10-digit account number

Upper left of your monthly statement. This is the number every e-wallet and bank portal asks for.

Meter serial number

Under the consumer details box, and etched on the glass of your physical meter. Use it to check the bill is for your unit.

Due date

Bills carry a 9-day grace period from the delivery date. Settle on or before the due date to avoid disconnection fees.

Apply for a new ALECO connection

The standard route for residential and commercial connections in Legazpi City.

  1. Attend the orientation

    Sit the Pre-Membership Education Seminar at the ALECO compound or an accredited online session.

    Saturdays, 9:00 AM, ALECO main office

  2. Secure permits and inspection

    Get the Certificate of Final Electrical Inspection and the wiring permit from the City Engineering Office.

    City Engineering Office, City Hall

  3. Submit and pay the deposit

    Hand in the membership application with your documents, then pay the bill deposit and connection fees.

    ALECO Member Services desk

  4. Meter installation

    The ALECO crew inspects the service drop line, installs your kilowatt-hour meter, and energizes the property.

    3 to 5 working days

Documents to bring

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ALECO office and contacts

Visit the cooperative headquarters or reach it through its official channels.

Main office

ALECO Compound, Washington Drive, Legazpi City, 4500 Albay

View on Google Maps

Hours

Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Technical dispatch runs 24 hours, 7 days

If ALECO does not respond

For unresolved disputes, billing complaints, or delayed service: