SMEs play a vital role in the Philippine economy. They comprise 99 percent of businesses nationwide, employ 70 percent of the country's labor force, and account for 32 percent of the Philippines' GDP.
Because SMEs form the backbone of the economy, Meralco has established a support network for them. Our Meralco SME Partners currentlyserve 18,000 small and medium-scale businesses in the Meralco franchise area, each consuming between 40 to 499 kilowatts.
The Meralco SME Partners are your partners within Meralco who are dedicated to understand your business and respond to your electricity needs.
OUR GOAL
Together with our Accredited Meralco Constractors (AMC), Meralco SME Partners will help your business grow by providing electricity exactly when you need it through our programs that are designed to add value to your business.
CONTACT US
For more information on our value-adding programs, contact us through the following communication channels.
Telephone: 1622-3763
Email: sme@meralco.com.ph
We will connect you to what we call our Accredited Meralco Contractors (AMC)- Meralco-accredited contractors, subcontractors, developers, designers and industry organizations that specialize in building and plant design, construction and consultations.
Our goal is to provide electricity to more SME customers, support their expansion plans, and standardize after-sales service.
Accredited Meralco Constractors (AMC) can help you:
Get quicker electricity connection. Our AMCs alert Meralco of their upcoming SME projects months ahead of time. This will allow us to prepare our facilities and equipment (i.e. transformers, power lines, etc.) for your business ahead of time, so you can open your business on schedule.
Avoid costly delays. Because of timely information provided by our AMCs, we will advise you the preparations you need to do to ensure alignment with safety standards - BEFORE you build your establishment and BEFORE you fill up a form applying for Meralco service. This saves your comapny from costly delays and costly rework from failing to meet Meralco standards.
Better plan your business expansion.As your business grows, Meralco and its AMCswill be on hand to assist you in your business expansion.
For more information, contact our customer hotline at 1622-3763 or email us at sme@meralco.com.ph.
Time-of-Use (TOU) Rate Program
Are you looking for ways to increase business productivity, further expand your business or gain competitive advantage?
The TOU Rate Program might be able to help you grow your business. TOU rates can help you reduce your business costs through lower electricity rates so that you can already buy those additional machines and equipment, expand your operations or even set up new plants or stores.
TOU rates depend on the time of day electricity is generated, whether peak or off-peak. "Off-peak" is when demand for electricity is low. TOU-qualified Meralco customers can enjoy lower electricity rates during off-peak periods through a lower generation charge.
For more information on TOU, business customers with contracted capacity of 40 to 499 kilowatts may contact our customer hotline at 1622-3763 or email us at sme@meralco.com.ph.
ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND POWER QUALITY SOLUTIONS
- Basic Consultation
- Measurement and Monitoring
- Audit Services
- Training
OUR SUBSIDIARIES
MServ is a subsidiary of Meralco and is one of the Philippines' premiere energy management companies providing solutions for energy efficiency and power quality.
Telephone: (632)631-7275 or (632)1622-6900
Email: vhbaylosis@meralcoenergy.com
Miescor is a "category AAA" licensed contractor-specialist engaged in engaged in engineering, construction and maintenance activities related to power generation, transmission and distribution.
Telephone: (632)635-5901
Email: marketing@miescor.net
Website: http://www.miescor.net/
SME PARTNERS IN NEWS
Press Releases
Model of productivity is a community hero(Philippine Daily Inquirer, Philippine Star and Manila Bulletin - Business section; March 12, 2011)
Meralco reaches out to SMEs, economic boost from Meralco SME Partners (Philippine Daily Inquirer, Philippine Star and Manila Bulletin - Business section; December 14, 2011
