Ferdie reports that the micro-hydro power generator continues to provide electricity to the community, and is being operated by trained community members. Periodic maintenance is being conducted by technicians, and they last visited the site in February. The watershed is still religiously patrolled, with no reports of poaching to date.

Field representative Ferdie Marcelo reports that final simulation and full systems tests were conducted, and training of operators has been conducted. As of June 2009, 45 households are being supplied with 10 kilowatts of electricity 24 hours a day.

The technical team completed the electro-mechanical installations at the power house in February 2009. Currently, they are waiting for the cement curing of the new foundations to set for the reconfigured Francis turbine and generator, inside the powerhouse. Along with the electro-mechanical installation, the engineers conducted an inspection of the penstock line which revealed a 1-meter gap near the powerhouse, which made a change in the penstock pipe necessary. A new pipe has been ordered, hauled, and refitted on site. The engineers are returning to the project site May 2009 for the final simulation and full systems tests. In the meantime, the rainforest is continuously being patrolled by forest guards organized by the community.