
Future Forward 2023: The First Partners' Night of Mabuhay Energy and Excell Energy
Future Forward 2023: The First Partners' Night of Mabuhay Energy and Excell Energy
Mabuhay Energy Corporation (MECO) and Excell Energy and PowerGen Corp celebrated their First Partner’s Night event titled: Future Forward, at Ascott Bonifacio Global City Taguig last November 7,…
Mabuhay Energy Corporation (MECO) and Excell Energy and PowerGen Corp celebrated their First Partner’s Night event titled: Future Forward, at Ascott Bonifacio Global City Taguig last November 7, 2023. Distinguished industry partners of the energy companies attended the event along with executives and representatives of the valued customers of MECO and Excell.



This First Partner’s Night allowed MECO and Excell Energy to give much-deserved recognition to the customers who have placed their trust in the companies for their retail electricity supply and solar rooftop requirements and raffle out exclusive prizes to the guests in attendance.


With the title of Future Forward, this event also gave the partners and guests in attendance an opportunity to see the future plans and programs of MECO and Excell that are all aimed towards contributing to the sustainable energy goals of the Philippines. Joining Chairman, President, and CEO Sherwin G. Hing at the event were COO of MECO Jacqueline Castillo, and COO of Excell Energy and the new entity, Mabuhay Renewable Energy Corp., Gladys Policarpio.





CEO Sherwin Hing delivered a riveting ceremonial toast with all the team members of MECO and Excell on stage to commemorate the success of the companies to the trust and support of all of MECO and Excell’s partners and the collective efforts and hardwork of all the members of the team.
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