DMCI Homes becomes first developer to join Meralco’s Retail Aggregation Program, helping communities save on energy

 

In the photo during the signing ceremony held in Mandaluyong City are (L-R) Independent Electricity Market Operator of the Philippines President and Chief Executive Officer Richard Nethercott, Energy Regulatory Commission Chairperson and Chief Executive Officer Monalisa Dimalanta, DMCI Homes Property Management Corporation Vice President Arturo Zamora, MPower First Vice President and Head Redel M. Domingo, and Meralco Senior Assistant Vice President and Competitive Market Group Head Sheryl A. Castro. 

Quadruple A developer DMCI Homes is once again demonstrating its commitment to innovation and improving the quality of life for its residents by becoming the first real estate developer to participate in the Energy Regulatory Commission’s Retail Aggregation Program (RAP). 

 

The move is set to deliver more efficient and cost-effective energy solutions across its communities, allowing homeowners to benefit from stable power rates and enhanced energy services. 

 

Through its partnership with MPower— the retail electricity supplier of Meralco—DMCI Homes successfully consolidated the power demand of Rosewood Pointe in Taguig and Tivoli Garden Residences in Mandaluyong under RAP. 

 

By aggregating these communities’ consumption, MPower is able to offer rates typically reserved for larger commercial customers, translating into meaningful savings on residents’ electricity bills. 

 

In addition to Rosewood Pointe and Tivoli Garden Residences, other DMCI Homes communities including La Verti Residences, Sheridan Towers, One Castilla Place, Flair Towers, and Zinnia Towers have also switched to Competitive Retail Electricity Market (CREM). 

 

CREM allows qualified properties with an average peak demand of at least 500 kilowatts to choose their preferred electricity supplier, unlocking further savings and service flexibility. 

 

“Our company and our residents are glad to be connected with MPower as our retail electricity supplier,” said Arturo Zamora, Vice President for DMCI Homes Property Management Corporation (D{MC). “The savings on electricity bills will go a long way toward helping our communities manage household expenses, while we continue to focus on our vision of creating eco-friendly, future-ready living spaces.” 

 

By embracing the RAP and CREM programs, DMCI Homes is leading the way in providing practical, long-term benefits to its residents, making everyday living more affordable, more efficient, and more sustainable across its communities. 

 

DMCI Homes is the Philippines’ first Quadruple A real estate developer known for building quality resort-inspired communities in Mega Manila, Baguio, Boracay and Davao City. The company’s portfolio boasts more than 70 properties since it was launched in 1999.  

 

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