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Our Programs
Energy For All
Energy For All supports households, schools, livelihoods, health centers, water facilities, and remote communities with reliable energy solutions.
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Household Electrification
The program assists low-income families in the Meralco franchise area gain access to safe and reliable electricity service and helps them maximize the resources to increase their productivity.
2025
OMF energized 6,503 low-income households in 42 cities and municipalities.
Since 2011
OMF has energized 85,673 low-income households.
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School Electrification
Access to electricity remains a challenge for public schools in remote areas. One Meralco Foundation bridges the technology gap in far-flung public schools and provides an alternative energy source using solar photovoltaic technology through the School Electrification Program.
2025
Five schools in Mauban, Quezon were electrified or re-energized, benefiting 531 students and 32 teachers.
Since 2011
OMF has energized 304 public schools, benefiting 92,948 students and 3,058 teachers.
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Agriculture and Livelihood Electrification
OMF responds to energy-access challenges faced by micro-entrepreneurs by providing solutions such as solar technology that can improve productivity, yield, and income.
2025
The program benefited 779 farmers, e-tricycle drivers, and fisherfolk.
Since 2022
OMF has energized 10 agriculture and livelihood facilities.
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Rural Health Center Electrification
OMF energizes rural health facilities to help improve access to basic, emergency, and life-enhancing medical services in remote communities.
2025
Three facilities served 8,574 residents in Palawan, Eastern Samar, and Negros Occidental.
Since 2022
OMF has energized nine rural health centers reaching more than 28,000 residents.
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Water Access Electrification
OMF works with partner organizations and local governments to provide solar solutions that enable the extraction, filtration, and distribution of water from natural sources.
2025
The Sitio Bulabog Water System in Pilar, Sorsogon benefited 375 families and doubled daily operating hours from five to ten.
Since 2022
Five water-access facilities have reached more than 1,200 households.
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Light Up Pilipinas
The program brings solar lamps to remote communities to support productivity at home and in livelihoods, including fisherfolk, Indigenous communities, forest rangers, border-assigned personnel, and disaster-affected families.
2025
OMF distributed 3,134 solar lamps across 14 provinces and regions.
Since 2021
OMF has distributed 9,476 solar lamps.
Cumulative Energy For All accomplishments
- Low-income households energized
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85,673 low-income households energized since 2011
- Public schools energized
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304 public schools energized since 2011
- Solar lamps distributed
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9,476 solar lamps distributed since 2021
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