By Myrna M. Velasco The new chairperson of the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) has her 'breaking of the bread' discussion-session with most of the groups opposing the approval of the power supply agreements (PSAs) of the Manila Electric Company (Meralco) to extensively understand each other on disquieting concerns relating to the matter. ERC chairperson Agnes T. Devanadera isn't the 'church girl' pontificating on industry issues, but she emphasized that the intent of the dialogue is to "listen to their issues and concerns", primarily on the supply deals of the country's biggest power utility that had not been covered by competitive selection process (CSP) due to the policy's deadline extension. The ERC chairperson related that "this consumer dialogue started from a simple conversation and has now developed into a forum where we can discuss the consumers' issues and concerns on electricity consumers."