The Secret to Peter Paul's Constant Supply Chain is Seamless Power
The Secret to Peter Paul's Constant Supply Chain is Seamless Power
Peter Paul Philippine Corporation, operator of the world's largest single desiccated coconut facility, has been a Mabuhay Energy customer for five years, benefiting from flexible electricity solutions and competitive rates.
As one of the Philippines' leading coconut companies, Peter Paul Philippine Corporation operates the world's largest single desiccated coconut production facility, with a rated capacity of 22,000 metric tons per year. Supplying high-quality coconut ingredients for snacks, cookies, and confections, the company supports food manufacturers serving millions of households locally and abroad, where consistent production and reliable energy are essential to keeping operations running smoothly.
Through its Retail Electricity Supplier, Peter Paul has been a customer of Mabuhay Energy for five years and counting, benefiting from flexible electricity solutions, competitive rates, and a seamless switching process that keeps energy supply simple and hassle-free under the Retail Competition and Open Access (RCOA) program.
Launched in 2013, RCOA gives large electricity end-users, known as contestable customers, the option to access a tailored power supply and competitive pricing. These services help reduce electricity costs, provide reliable power for production, and allow the company to achieve meaningful savings on its electricity costs.
This partnership underscores the confidence companies place in competitive and reliable energy solutions. Businesses like Peter Paul continue to work with Mabuhay Energy, relying on stable electricity and cost-effective services to support smooth operations, manage expenses, and maintain the high standards their consumers depend on.
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