The European Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines (ECCP) is a bilateral foreign chamber that promotes European interests in the Philippines and vice versa. As a membership organization with over 700 members among its ranks and a strong partnership with the government, the ECCP offers a strong business network that holds great potential in translating to tangible business opportunities. The Chamber strives to make its members’ viewpoints heard on economic and business issues, legislative measures, and administrative regulations.
The ECCP organizes business meetings; seminars with resource speakers from the Philippines, Asia, and Europe, which coordinate the position of the business sector; as well as dialogues with the Philippine government officials on important economic issues affecting the Philippine-European business relations. Moreover, the ECCP enjoys the cooperation of the leading Philippine and European trade and business organizations and maintains close links to the commercial sections of the European embassies and the Delegation of the European Commission in the Philippines.
The ECCP also provides a number of services to guide European businesses get started in the Philippines through business matching activities with clients, suppliers, and partners as well as provide market intelligence and research services for companies in learning more about the Philippine market. As an international trade fair information center, the ECCP also provides extensive services to exhibitors and visitors of European and Asian trade fairs. The Chamber represents some of the leading European fairs in fashion and textiles, consumer goods, electronics, information technologies, industrial goods, building materials, and food. Moreover, the ECCP also provides training programs, events management, and advertising services, among others.
As the Chamber of Choice, the ECCP is committed to be the voice of the European business community in the Philippines.
SolarNRG provides their expertise in photovoltaic systems and promotes the growth of solar energy in the Philippine market. They offer tailor fit energy saving solutions on any island across the country—may it be industrial, commercial, or residential. The Philippines receives an average of 2100 hours of sunlight per year, one of the highest in the region, which translates to about 5 and half hours of clean, free, energy rich sunshine per day. The Philippines also has one of the highest average cost per KW/h of electricity in Asia, coming in 2nd only to Japan. These two key facts, coupled with SolarNRG’s high efficiency Dutch technology and expertise, have helped consistently decrease clients’ monthly operating expenses. Alongside the substantial reduction in expenses, utilizing solar energy helps reduce carbon footprint, recuse its impact on the environment, and promote sustainability which is becoming ever more vital for today’s eco-conscious consumers.
SolarNRG promotes SDG 7: Affordable and Clean Energy by helping provide affordable, reliable, and sustainable energy for Filipinos.
