Mabuhay Energy Welcomes Green Cross as Newest Retail Aggregation Partner
Mabuhay Energy Welcomes Green Cross as Newest Retail Aggregation Partner
Muntinlupa City, Philippines – Mabuhay Energy Corporation (MECO) has officially signed a Retail Aggregation Program (RAP) deal with Green Cross Incorporated , a trusted Filipino‑owned FMCG company…
Muntinlupa City, Philippines – Mabuhay Energy Corporation (MECO) has officially signed a Retail Aggregation Program (RAP) deal with Green Cross Incorporated , a trusted Filipino‑owned FMCG company known for its household hygiene and care products. With over 73 years of excellence and consistently being among the Philippines’ top hygiene brands, Green Cross stands to benefit from significant cost savings on electricity through this partnership.
As part of the Energy Regulatory Commission’s (ERC) initiative to promote greater access to the competitive electricity market, Green Cross consolidated the energy demand of its eleven facilities to meet the 500 kW threshold, qualifying the company for more competitive and flexible electricity rates.
The ceremony marked the start of a long-term partnership between MECO and Green Cross through the Retail Aggregation Program (RAP). Beyond delivering cost savings on electricity, the program ensures transparent and reasonable pricing, empowers consumers with the freedom to choose their electricity supplier, and reinforces consumer protection measures. The signing was held on July 14 at the Green Cross main office in Muntinlupa City, attended by executives from both Mabuhay Energy and Green Cross.
During the ceremonial signing, Green Cross Vice President of Manufacturing Excellence Group Sandy Chan emphasized their optimism, stating, “We're really looking forward to a long-term partnership. We’re grateful for the opportunity to do business together, and I’m confident that we can work out everything that needs to be worked out in the future.”
Mabuhay Energy Executive Chairman Sherwin G. Hing likewise expressed his appreciation and commitment, saying, “We will make sure that we will be of service to your company. This is going to be a long-term partnership, and we sincerely thank you for the trust you have given to us.”
MECO continues to advance the Retail Aggregation Program in support of the ERC’s EPIRA mandate, empowering more Filipino businesses with the power of choice, cost efficiency, and greater control over their electricity supply.
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