EDC has a nationwide presence, with facilities located in Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao that have a combined current installed capacity of 1,476.6 MW. Our headquarters are located in Manila, but we hire from the areas where we operate. 

Apart from employment, EDC also contributes to the local economies where we operate by engaging with locally-based suppliers. We also work closely with community organizations and cooperatives and implement programs to build their capacity for economic participation. Where possible, we prioritize qualified applicants from our host communities.

We have a diverse customer base, that includes commercial and institutional clients, as well as directly connected customers. We also provide power to electric cooperatives, who in turn supply to commercial, residential, and industrial customers. EDC also provides electricity to retail electricity suppliers. 

EDC builds strong and healthy relationships with its customers. We seek to provide them with flexible contract terms, value-added services, and guidance, as they make the transition to renewable energy. We assess and evaluate our performance in delivering energy to our customers and use this to further strengthen and improve our services to them. This helps promote customer satisfaction and retention.    

EDC works with a network of suppliers who enable us to run our operations and conduct our activities.  The quality of the suppliers we engage has implications on our success. 

EDC’s approach to Supply Chain Management involves strategic sourcing and optimized inventory levels to ensure reliable and uninterrupted supply of goods and services necessary for our operations. Vendor accreditation, spend analysis and market studies, and warehousing and logistics are all components of EDC’s supply chain management. 

With respect to vendor selection, our decisions are based on price,  technical capability, safety practices, and industry expertise. EDC has accreditation requirements with which potential suppliers must comply. Suppliers must also demonstrate their financial capacity to provide the goods and services needed and their long-term business sustainability. In line with our priority on Shared Economic Value, EDC promotes economic inclusion by practicing local purchasing and direct award to qualified locally based suppliers and contractors. 

We maintain open and regular lines of communication with our vendors assemblies at each of our business units,, including at our Head Office. We manage and evaluate our performance in this area through regular monitoring and benchmarking, as well as through the practice of internal and external audits.