Everest and Evergood Plastic Switch to JNEC for Competitive Power Supply

The companies are known for producing original and innovative plastic products.
This partnership is driven not only by the need for competitively priced electricity supply, but also by a shared vision for long-term collaboration and mutual growth.
The ceremonial signing, held at the Everest manufacturing plant in Meycauayan, Bulacan, marks the companies' transition to JNEC under the Energy Regulatory Commission's Retail Competition and Open Access program.
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