MPower and DMCI Homes have teamed up to enroll DMCI’s properties under the Competitive Retail Electricity Market (CREM) and the Retail Aggregation Program (RAP), apparently revolutionizing how condo residents pay their power bills.
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DMCI Homes will consolidate the energy demand of Rosewood Pointe in Taguig and Tivoli Garden Residences in Mandaluyong to pilot RAP, showing that real estate can aggregate bills just as creatively as fees.
Other DMCI properties like La Verti Residences, Sheridan Towers, and Flair Towers have already switched to CREM to access MPower’s “competitive” rates, whatever that means this time.
The ceremonial launch on June 16, 2025, gathered the usual corporate VIPs to pat themselves on the back for making electricity supply “a choice” while 25,000 residents get to gamble on savings.
The partnership claims to support the government’s fantasy of a competitive energy sector by supposedly empowering small electricity consumers through aggregation.
MPower says it’s all about cost optimization and sustainability, while DMCI celebrates yet another box ticked on its eco-friendly marketing pitch.
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