Why are Philippine companies switching to a RES?
Why are Philippine companies switching to a RES?
If you are looking for a way to save money on your power bill, switch to Mabuhay Energy today! We offer a variety of pricing schemes and services to fit your needs. Contact us today to learn more…
If you are looking for a way to save money on your power bill, switch to Mabuhay Energy today! We offer a variety of pricing schemes and services to fit your needs. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you save money on your energy costs.
Companies enjoy savings on their power bill.
Retail Electricity Suppliers (RES) procure electricity from different sources (i.e. Wholesale Electricity Spot Market). Through this, the RES can offer you a lower Generation Charge for your monthly electricity bill which gives you significant savings!
Companies get to choose their pricing scheme.
Each RES offers different types of Pricing Schemes. Some of the most common ones are the Fixed Rate and the Time of Use Rate. Mabuhay Energy offers Pricing Schemes unmatched in the energy market! (Ask us to know more!)
Companies can negotiate their electricity rate.
Your energy consumption data is what the RES will analyze to give you the best possible electricity rates they can offer. You will only be charged with the rate you select with your RES! Our dedicated team of energy traders and risk optimization specialists meticulously study the market forecasts and energy data from the Philippine Power Industry to give the most options for electricity rates and pricing schemes for our customers to choose from.
Companies receive regular updates on the power industry.
Energy professionals need to stay abreast of the latest developments and relevant information in the power industry. Some RES companies have weekly newsletters to share regular Power and Regulatory news updates with their customers! At Mabuhay Energy, we deliver weekly news updates and market updates via our email newsletter to all our partners!
Our roster of enthusiastic and experienced energy professionals is ready to make your electricity savings a reality! Email us at sales@mabuhayenergy.com to begin your energy savings journey!
Mabuhay Energy, Your Partner For Growth.
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