According to NEA, its loan offer could be taken as a "short-term solution to the power supply problem" that has been distressing end-users in Occidental Mindoro. Many electric cooperatives, including OMECO, are currently being tortured by predicaments of power interruptions – and this was in part due to deficient financial resources that their power suppliers could utilize for fuel procurements so they can continually serve the electricity needs of consumers in their service areas. NEA said it could extend the credit facility to the Mindoro power utility, which in turn could be utilized for its settlement of dues to its lone power provider Occidental Mindoro Consolidated Power Corporation (OMCPC). As emphasized by NEA Administrator Emmanuel P. Juaneza, "the P50 million will be used for fuel procurement of OMCPC."