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The local retail electricity supplier of Manila Electric Co. (Meralco) announced that it has upgraded its partnership with Mega Land and Megasoft Hygienic Products Inc. to deliver cost-competitive power supply.
In a statement on Wednesday, March 19, MPower said it renewed its retail electricity supply contract with the two Go-led companies for their manufacturing facility and building.
Megasoft’s sanitary and hygiene product manufacturing facility in Caloocan City, along with Mega Land’s MegaOne Building in Quezon City, will source their power supply from MPower.
Emilio Go, president and chief executive officer of Megasoft, explained its continued commitment to MPower, stating that, “Their dependable energy solutions ensure uninterrupted operations, while their exceptional customer support helps us manage our energy needs efficiently. With MPower, we can focus on innovation and growth with confidence.”
Moreover, MPower considered that its partnership with the two firms is support to the business of essential hygiene products and affordable real estate services.
Redel M. Domingo, first vice president of Meralco and MPower head, commended the collaboration, as it helped expand its network.
“This collaboration reflects our ongoing mission to support businesses with reliable energy solutions that drive growth and efficiency,” he said.
Aside from expanding its partnership with Go-led companies, MPower recently extended its collaboration with residential and commercial firm Pioneer Highlands South Condominium Corp. (PHSCC) through a 10-year collaboration.
With this partnership, MPower will provide a decade-long power supply to around 445 residents and commercial occupants.
Earlier this month, Alliance Global Group (AGI) also inked a renewable energy (RE) deal with MPower for 100 megawatts (MW) worth of clean power to Travellers International Hotels, which operates Megaworld and Newport World Resorts.
MPower, which was established in 2013, has been supplying power to its clients via the retail competition and open access (RCOA) program, an option for end-users to choose their energy supplier if they have a monthly average peak demand exceeding 500 kilowatt-hours (kW).
