Mabuhay Energy Corporation (MECO) is helping Adventist Medical Center (AMC) reduce electricity expenses through a customized retail power deal, allowing the hospital to redirect resources toward medical equipment, patient care, and facility enhancements.
AMC, a leading private, non-profit tertiary hospital in the Philippines, recently signed a Retail Supply Contract with MECO, marking a significant step toward cost efficiency in healthcare.
The partnership was formalized in a ceremonial signing that included AECO Energy, AMC’s energy consultant, which provided expert support during the transition to the retail electricity market.
“We don’t know that we can still save from the electricity because we thought that electricity is already our fixed expense,” said AMC President Elias Apacible Jr. “But we would like to thank Mabuhay Energy and AECO—you opened our mind that we still have a chance to lessen the expenses of our electricity.”
By transitioning to Retail Electricity Supply (RES), AMC now benefits from customized pricing aligned with its power consumption, reducing overhead while maintaining service reliability—critical for 24/7 hospital operations.
Mabuhay Energy President and CEO Jacqueline Castillo emphasized the company’s commitment to empowering institutions regardless of size. “Even if you’re 0.5 megawatt—we don’t care. What we care about is how we can help the economy, how we can help the Philippines,” Castillo said.
She also reflected on Mabuhay Energy’s growth since entering the market five years ago. “We don’t just offer energy—we offer a genuine partnership. Your growth and success are a true testament to what we do.”
MECO’s partnership with AMC also signals increasing confidence in the retail electricity market among hospitals and other institutions previously tied to traditional electricity suppliers.
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