Meralco Energy, Inc. (MSERV), a subsidiary of the Manuel V. Pangilinan-led Manila Electric Company (Meralco), has been tapped by Allied Care Experts (ACE) Group of Hospitals for the installation of electrical facilities that are crucial to the day-to-day operations of two medical centers in the country.
MSERV turned over the load side facilities that include two (2) first private poles and six (6) 250 kVA transformers for San Jose Del Monte Muzon Medical Center in Bulacan and ACE Medical Center Sariaya in Quezon.
MSERV ensured that the new facilities of the healthcare institutions match its power requirements and have adopted proper safety standards.
ACE Group of Hospitals is a nationwide network of hospitals which currently has around 30 medical centers nationwide.
The ACE medical centers in San Jose del Monte and Sariaya are two of the nine medical facilities of the ACE Group in the Meralco franchise area already energized by the power distributor.
“Together, we embark on a path that leads towards a brighter, more sustainable future – a future where cutting-edge technology meets compassionate care, where efficiency is matched with empathy, and where the needs of our community are at the forefront of all that we do,” said Dr. Diosdado Bartolo, President of San Jose del Monte Muzon Medical Center, during the ceremonial turnover.
“MSERV is eager to grow alongside Ace Group of Hospitals as it continues to expand its nationwide footprint with already about 30 medical centers. Our collaboration goes beyond delivering energy solutions as we aim to promote innovation and sustainability to support our partners in the healthcare sector,” MSERV President and Chief Executive Officer Ronald Torres, for his part, said.
MSERV is one of the largest energy service companies in the country that offers tailor-fit end-to-end energy solutions.
This undertaking is also well aligned with Meralco’s commitment to deliver stable and reliable electricity service to its customers, which include institutions and offices that provide critical services to Filipinos.