The six equipment families Metro Power supplies, together on a dark studio floor: Bescore battery storage containers and switchgear at the back, a distribution transformer and EV chargers in the middle, and a water meter and a Comcore smart electricity meter on lit plinths at the front.
Product composition, AI-generated from manufacturer photographs · not an installation

Metro Power · Philippines · Since 2006

Energy equipmentthat works as one system.

Metro Power supplies kWh meters, RF Mesh AMI, water meters, battery storage, EV chargers, and low- to medium-voltage electrical equipment, with practical support from planning through delivery.

What Metro Power supplies

From requirement to a working system.

For electric cooperatives, utilities, developers and commercial or industrial sites across Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao.

Comcore TA37 single-phase smart meterTC78 Series three-phase electronic meterBulk ultrasonic water meter with flanged bodyBescore integrated DC fast chargerBescore containerized battery storage compartmentOil-immersed distribution transformerSwitchgear line-up
Product images and manufacturer renders · approximate relative scale · not an installationFrom left: TA37 smart meter, TC78 electronic meter, bulk water meter, DC fast charger, battery storage container, distribution transformer and switchgear line-up.

SolutionsSix systems in three groups

Six systems. One team responsible for the fit.

Each starts with the operating need and the evidence it requires, before any equipment is chosen.

Systems 01 to 03

Metering

What must you measure and understand?

Electric AMI, conventional kWh and water metering.

Comcore TA37 single-phase smart meterTC78 Series three-phase electronic meterBulk ultrasonic water meter with flanged body
Product photographs and product images · approximate relative scale
  1. Electric Metering & AMI Readings that reach the people who act on them.

    Smart kWh meters and complete AMI (advanced metering infrastructure): meters, communications, the head-end system (HES) and the meter data management system (MDMS) working as one.

    FIRST CHECK Communications coverage, and which systems must receive the data.

    Explore metering and AMI
  2. Conventional Metering Revenue metering for every service configuration.

    Electronic kWh meters and meter bases for programs that do not need AMI yet, matched to the service and the accuracy the utility specifies.

    FIRST CHECK Service type, meter form and required accuracy class.

    Explore conventional metering
  3. Water Metering See where water is used and lost.

    Water meters and reading systems for water districts, utilities and large sites.

    FIRST CHECK Pipe sizes, expected flow ranges and how readings will be collected.

    Explore water metering
Systems 04 and 05

Storage and charging

When and where is power needed?

Battery storage and EV charging, matched to what the site can supply.

Bescore integrated DC fast chargerBescore containerized battery storage compartment
Manufacturer renders and product images · a smart meter at the same scale, enlarged in the circle
  1. BESS & microgrids Storage sized from your real load.

    Battery energy storage systems (BESS) for backup power, peak demand reduction and higher use of renewable energy.

    FIRST CHECK At least a year of load data, and the main job the battery must do.

    Plan battery storage
  2. EV Charging Charging your site can support.

    AC and DC chargers matched to available capacity, who will charge and how long vehicles stay.

    FIRST CHECK Available transformer capacity and expected charging sessions.

    Explore EV charging
System 06

Electrical supply

What must carry and protect the connection?

The low- to medium-voltage equipment around every connection.

Oil-immersed distribution transformerSwitchgear line-up
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  1. Core Electrical Supply The equipment every project depends on.

    Low- to medium-voltage equipment, including transformers, switchgear, instrument transformers and meter enclosures.

    FIRST CHECK Voltage level, ratings and the controlling specification.

    Browse electrical equipment

RF MESH AMI · FLAGSHIP ARCHITECTURE

One meter becomes part of a resilient field.

01 / 06 · Record

A meter records the reading.

An RF-capable meter records energy at the service. The reading and its time must be usable before a network can add value.

  1. 01RecordA meter records the reading.An RF-capable meter records energy at the service. The reading and its time must be usable before a network can add value.
  2. 02ConnectNearby meters come online.Commissioned meters form the local field. Each participating meter needs a tested radio link.
  3. 03RelayThe reading moves through the field.RF Mesh can pass a reading across available neighboring meters toward a data concentrator.
  4. 04ObstructionOne route becomes unavailable.Buildings, terrain or interference can interrupt a path. This illustrated break is a question for the field study, not a site result.
  5. 05AlternateAnother route may carry the reading.Where viable neighboring hops exist, the mesh can reach the concentrator by a different route. A pilot must prove this locally.
  6. 06UseThe reading becomes a usable record.The concentrator forwards data to the head-end and meter-data systems. Utility teams can validate it for billing, service, loss investigation or planning.

Who we are

Good equipment is only the start. Metro Power matches it to the site, the utility and the people who will run it, and stays responsible from the first requirement to after-sales support.

In the power sector
Since 2006Serving the power sector. Incorporated as Metro Power in 2016.
Meters supplied
800,000+kWh meters of different types supplied across electric utilities
Where we serve
Luzon · Visayas · MindanaoMultiple electric cooperatives in all three island groups, plus private distribution utilities including the Aboitiz group

How we helpSpecify · Source · Deliver · Support

One project.
Four phases.
One accountable team.

Follow how a requirement becomes a commissioned system.

See the four phases

Phase 1 of 4

Specify

We understand the site before anyone quotes equipment.

  1. STEP 01Review the terms of reference, site conditions and operating goal.
  2. STEP 02Check capacity, communications and the systems it must connect to.
  3. STEP 03Confirm the equipment and evidence that fit.
Illustrative project plan
  1. Phase 1 of 4

    Specify

    We understand the site before anyone quotes equipment.

    1. STEP 01Review the terms of reference, site conditions and operating goal.
    2. STEP 02Check capacity, communications and the systems it must connect to.
    3. STEP 03Confirm the equipment and evidence that fit.
    Illustrative project plan
  2. Phase 2 of 4

    Source

    The right equipment, with the documents to prove it.

    1. STEP 01Coordinate with qualified principals and suppliers.
    2. STEP 02Manage documentation, import and logistics.
    3. STEP 03Track every order to the warehouse and site.
    Illustrative project plan
  3. Phase 3 of 4

    Deliver

    Installed, tested and handed over with usable records, with every party's role clear.

    1. STEP 01Coordinate installation and configuration with the site team.
    2. STEP 02Oversee testing and commissioning, and document the handover.
    3. STEP 03Train the team who will operate it.
    Illustrative project plan
  4. Phase 4 of 4

    Support

    Reachable after handover, with every request traceable.

    1. STEP 01Record every request with a reference.
    2. STEP 02Escalate technical issues to the right team.
    3. STEP 03Keep project records traceable.
    Illustrative project plan
Christopher E. Cobo, Chief Executive Officer of Metro Power

Local accountability

“Our role is to connect the right technology to the realities of the site, the utility and the people who will operate it.”

Christopher E. Cobo · Chief Executive Officer

What are you here to decide?

Choose the role closest to yours and the site points you to the lessons, evidence and next step that matter to it. No personal information is collected.