EEI Power, Mindoro Medical Center-Calapan, Inc. Ink Deal for 605kWp Rooftop Solar System

EEI Power Corporation, the energy arm of construction giant EEI Corporation, and the Mindoro Medical Center-Calapan, Inc. (MMC) recently signed a contract for the installation of a 605kWp solar PV rooftop system, marking a significant advancement in sustainable healthcare. The signing ceremony held in Calapan City was a critical turning point for the medical institution in its effort to provide healthcare that is both energy efficient and environmentally conscientious.

The goal of MMC and EEI Power's partnership is to utilize clean and renewable energy to power a significant amount of the hospital’s operations. In addition to lowering the hospital's dependency on traditional electricity, the 605kWp solar rooftop system will also
help save money over time, freeing up funds for facility improvements and better patient care.

Key executives from EEI Power and MMC attended the signing event, demonstrating their shared vision for a sustainable future that supports worldwide initiatives to combat climate change and advance green energy solutions.

The president of Mindoro Medical Center, Dr. Arthur Rico R. Villafuerte, shared his excitement about the project's potential to improve hospital operations and at the same time support sustainability.

"This partnership with EEI Power is in line with our dedication as a healthcare institution to deliver excellent healthcare while contributing to environmental conservation and the healing of this planet," Villafuerte said.

Robert Marlon T. Pereja, vice president and general manager of EEI Power, underscored the value of this collaboration in promoting a more sustainable and greener future. "Our mission of providing sustainable solutions for our clients and stakeholders while doing our share for the betterment of communities continues to inspire us at EEI Power. We are honored to have been given the opportunity to work with the Mindoro Medical Center on this important project that bolsters our mission as a company," Pereja said.