Smart Home + Advance Metering Infrastructure (AMI)
Future integration will enable customers to view electricity use of the household, individual appliances, solar, EV, and battery systems.
Smart Home
Make your energy work better
Smart Homes can go beyond convenience by connecting technologies like solar, battery storage, EV charging, and energy programs—giving you better visibility and control over how energy is generated, used, stored, and managed.
How Smart Home Technology Can Support Energy Decisions
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Smart Home + Electric Vehicles (EVs)
Smart charging can help homeowners schedule EV charging, optimize electricity use alongside other household appliances, and align charging with solar generation where supported.
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Smart Home + Peak/Off-Peak
Smart Home systems can help schedule flexible activities—like laundry or water heating—during off-peak hours, where applicable.
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Smart Home + Solar
Solar works best when you can make the most of the energy it generates during the day.
Smart Home systems can help align appliance use with solar production so more of your own solar energy stays within the home.
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Smart Home + Net-Metering
Net Metering allows excess solar energy to be exported to the grid in exchange for bill credits.
Smart Home monitoring can help you see how much energy you generate, use, and export.
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Smart Home + Battery Storage
Battery storage lets you save excess solar energy for later.
Smart controls can monitor battery levels and optimize the use of stored energy when needed.
The Bigger Picture: A Connected Energy Ecosystem
A Smart Home can go beyond automating devices. By bringing together AMI, EV Charging, POP, Solar, and Net-Metering, households can gain better visibility and control over how energy is generated, used, stored, and managed.
The goal is simple: make smarter energy choices without compromising comfort, convenience, or reliability.
The Future of the Filipino Home is Smart
Getting started does not mean replacing everything at once. One smart device, connected appliance, or simple automation can already make everyday living easier.
Over time, the right technologies can work together to give you more convenience, comfort, security, and control over your energy use.
A smarter home is not about having more technology—it is about making technology work better for you, your family, and the way you use energy.