EvoEnergi secures 13.08-MW supply deals with schools, hospitals, churches

EvoEnergi, a retail electricity supplier (RES) under the D&L Industries Group, has secured supply partnerships with academic, medical, and religious institutions covering a total of 13.08 megawatts (MW) in contracted demand.

In a news release on Tuesday, EvoEnergi said its recent supply partnerships span more than 25 academic, medical, and religious institutions, including Maranatha Christian Academy, Don Bosco Technical College, University of Perpetual Help System, St. Dominic College of Asia, City of Imus Doctors Hospital, and Pentecostal Missionary Church of Christ.

The company said the deals followed key “regulatory shifts” in the Philippine energy sector, including the Energy Regulatory Commission’s (ERC) implementation on June 26, 2026, of a lower eligibility threshold for the Retail Competition and Open Access (RCOA) and Retail Aggregation Program (RAP).

The threshold was reduced from 500 kilowatts (kW) to 100 kW of average monthly peak demand.

EvoEnergi said the lower threshold expanded retail electricity options to a wider range of establishments.

Through RAP, the company said eligible smaller consumers can combine their demand to participate collectively in the open market, allowing them to negotiate better contract terms and manage operational expenses.

Since starting operations in 2025, EvoEnergi has expanded its presence in the Philippine energy market, securing partnerships with more than 1,100 customers across various industries and residential communities, with a combined contracted demand of over 257 MW. —VBL, GMA News