BonChon logo, INQUIRER FILE MANILA, Philippines — More businesses are taking advantage of the government’s program that allows qualified consumers to choose their own electricity
BonChon logo, INQUIRER FILE
MANILA, Philippines — More businesses are taking advantage of the government’s program that allows qualified consumers to choose their own electricity supplier, with Scottland Food Group—the local master franchise behind Korean fried chicken chain BonChon, joining in the shift.
Scottland Food Group has tapped retail electricity supplier EvoEnergi for this move.
READ: ERC lowers retail choice threshold to 100 kW
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