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Women at JNEC
InsightsEligible businesses can now explore more competitive and flexible electricity options as the contestability threshold drops to 100 kW.
InsightsBusinesses continue to choose retail electricity backed by renewable energy from SOLARIS' NING*NING Solar.
PartnershipsFAST Logistics Group and Chiongbian Group selected JNEC to power key facilities with renewable energy under the Retail Aggregation Program.
PartnershipsAteneo de Naga University selected JNEC as its Retail Electricity Supplier, marking the first Retail Aggregation Program in the region and supporting its shift to renewable energy.
PartnershipsUratex selected JNEC as its retail electricity supplier under the Retail Aggregation Program, consolidating the electricity requirements of 23 showrooms while supporting cleaner and more sustainable operations.
PartnershipsJNEC will support Manila Ocean Park with a competitive electricity supply that includes power from renewable energy projects developed by SOLARIS.
PartnershipsEverest Plastic and Evergood Plastic selected JNEC for a competitively priced electricity supply and a long-term energy partnership.
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PartnershipsAteneo selected JNEC as its retail electricity supplier to power three university facilities with renewable energy from SOLARIS' NING*NING Solar.
PartnershipsBig Philippines selected JNEC to improve power reliability, manage electricity costs, and support its manufacturing operations more efficiently.
NewsJNEC engaged industrial customers in Batangas to discuss consumer rights, retail electricity options, cost management, and renewable energy.
