EvoEnergi signs electricity deals covering 13.08 MW
More than 25 educational, healthcare and religious institutions are covered by the agreements, the Philippine electricity supplier said.
EvoEnergi said it has signed electricity supply agreements representing 13.08 megawatts (MW) of contracted demand with more than 25 institutions in the Philippines. The retail electricity supplier is part of the D&L Industries Group.
Customers covered by the partnerships include Maranatha Christian Academy, Don Bosco Technical College and University of Perpetual Help System. EvoEnergi also named St. Dominic College of Asia, City of Imus Doctors Hospital and Pentecostal Missionary Church of Christ.
The company linked the agreements to regulatory changes that widened eligibility for retail electricity programmes. On June 26, 2026, the Energy Regulatory Commission lowered the average monthly peak demand requirement from 500 kilowatts (kW) to 100 kW for the Retail Competition and Open Access (RCOA) and Retail Aggregation Program (RAP).
EvoEnergi said the reduced requirement gave more establishments access to retail suppliers. Under RAP, qualifying smaller consumers can pool their electricity demand to enter the open market together, which the company said allows them to negotiate better terms and manage operating costs.
The supplier began operating in 2025. It said its customer base now exceeds 1,100 across industries and residential communities, representing more than 257 MW in contracted demand.
