The National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) plays a crucial role in ensuring the reliable and efficient transmission of electricity across the country. With an extensive network of interconnected transmission towers and substations, NGCP facilitates the flow of electricity from generators to distribution utilities, ultimately reaching households. Maintaining the integrity of this infrastructure is of utmost importance to ensure an uninterrupted power supply, especially during natural disasters and periods of increased demand.

However, in the mountainous region of Pangasinan, NGCP faced a significant challenge. The foundation of the transmission tower had begun to erode, exposing it to the risk of collapsing. With climate change exacerbating these issues, the safety and integrity of transmission towers and associated infrastructure were under constant threat. The danger of rockfalls posed a severe risk to both the infrastructure and the continuity of power supply. Addressing this issue was crucial to safeguard the reliability of electricity transmission in the area.