From the Desk of EEC CEO Engr. Bernardo Fabula
From Volcanic Ashes to Powering the Future
Every great journey begins with a challenge—and sometimes, the greatest opportunities are found in the most difficult circumstances.
Our story began shortly after the June 12, 1991 eruption of Mt. Pinatubo. In the aftermath, communities were covered with volcanic ash and lahar. Amid the devastation, an opportunity emerged to turn what seemed like waste into something useful.
We ventured into hollow block production, utilizing volcanic ash as one of the key materials. Through experimentation, engineering knowledge, and determination, I developed a formula for incorporating the volcanic ash into the production of hollow blocks.
That humble enterprise became our first lesson in innovation: there is always a way to transform challenges into opportunities.
From hollow blocks, we moved into construction. In 2004, we expanded into Equator Gas Station, Carwash, and Detailing, continuing our journey of entrepreneurship and diversification.
Then came 2011, when I decided to pursue a new and more ambitious direction—renewable energy.
I underwent intensive schooling and technical training as an engineer and solarist in Austin, Texas, followed by seminars and specialized training in Johannesburg, South Africa; Italy; Japan; South Korea; and Germany.
Those experiences gave us the knowledge, technology, and confidence to enter an industry that would eventually become a major part of our journey.
Today, Equator Energy Corporation (EEC) has grown into a company capable of providing comprehensive solar energy solutions for both private and commercial clients.
Our work now extends far beyond conventional rooftop solar installations.
We provide solar solutions for government agencies, including solar-powered irrigation systems that help support agriculture and rural communities. We develop solar water distribution systems, bringing reliable and sustainable water solutions to areas where conventional power infrastructure may be limited.
We also develop solar-powered cold storage facilities, helping protect agricultural products, reduce post-harvest losses, and create opportunities for communities to preserve and market their produce.
And perhaps among our most meaningful endeavors is the solarization of isolated islands and off-grid communities—bringing clean, reliable electricity to places where access to conventional power has long been a challenge.
From a simple hollow block made with volcanic ash to sophisticated renewable energy systems, the journey has come full circle.
We once turned ashes into building materials. Today, we turn sunlight into energy.
Our purpose remains the same: to see possibilities, to innovate, and to build solutions that make a meaningful difference in people's lives.
This is no longer simply a business journey.
It is a journey toward energy independence, sustainable communities, and a brighter future.
From ashes, we built.
From the sun, we power.
And for the future, we continue to build.
Equator Energy Corporation
Powering Progress. Energizing the Future.
By the year 2030, EEC shall be:
The leading solar and wind provider in the Philippines.
The leader in the renewable energy sector, producing the most efficient and latest technology systems in the Philippines.
The trailblazer for clean low-cost energy consumption by Filipinos, and leader in transformative energy revolution in the Philippines.
Our mission is to develop and deliver effective and clean energy in the Philippines for the betterment of Filipinos, while working closely with government agencies to provide alternative source of electricity, creating job opportunities and improving quality of life in remote and rural areas.
At EEC, we believe in 99 percent perspiration and 1 percent inspiration by Thomas Edison.
As the world is inevitably changing, we have to continuously learn, adapt and innovate for our business, our stakeholders, and for our planet.
We do our business with honor and honesty.
We conduct our business responsibly, taking into account our partners, our people, and our planet.
We put customers first and provide services for the betterment of the society.
We deliver best solutions for industrial, commercial and residential energy needs.
Chief Executive Officer
Chief Operations Officer
Head of Engineering
Office Engineers
Project Managers
Project Engineers
Local Laborers / Skilled Workers
Head of Solar
PV Installers
Inventory Supervisor
Warehouseman
Purchasing Supervisor
Purchasing Assistant
Logistics & Maintenance
Driver
Maintenance
Chief Finance Officer
Sales & Admin
Sales & Admin Assistant
Accounting Supervisor
Accounting Assistant
Finance Manager
Finance Assistant
Audit Supervisor
Audit Assistant
Human Resources
HR Assistant
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Equator Oil Station
The Philippines' first and only solar-powered oil and fuel station.
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A Philippine food service company operating in Taguig City, managing dining concepts including True Chicken, coffee shops, and fast-food chains.
EEC Building Management Inc.
A property management company located in Taguig City, Philippines.
Espacio Hotel
An affordable, modern boutique hotel located along Bayani Road, Taguig City, Metro Manila, offering a clean, cozy escape minutes from BGC.
Free Equator Water Inc. (FEWI)
Provides reliable water supply through bulk water projects, covering extraction from natural sources and development of new potable water sources.
Free Water Inc. (FWI)
Engages in the design and construction of water distribution systems, wastewater treatment, water resource development, and management of water supply and septage facilities.
Aqua World Systems, Inc. (AWSI)
Specializes in the construction, operation, and maintenance of water supply, waste and sewerage systems, irrigation, and flood control services.
BCF Green & Agro Technology Corp.
A registered Philippine corporation established in 2023, operating within the agricultural and green technology sector.
Fabula Construction Corporation
A licensed Philippine construction company based in Taguig City, Metro Manila, specializing in residential buildings, roads, railways, and airport projects.
Equator Oil Station
The Philippines' first and only solar-powered oil and fuel station.
Baljeman Food Corporation
A Philippine food service company operating in Taguig City, managing dining concepts including True Chicken, coffee shops, and fast-food chains.
EEC Building Management Inc.
A property management company located in Taguig City, Philippines.
Espacio Hotel
An affordable, modern boutique hotel located along Bayani Road, Taguig City, Metro Manila, offering a clean, cozy escape minutes from BGC.
Free Equator Water Inc. (FEWI)
Provides reliable water supply through bulk water projects, covering extraction from natural sources and development of new potable water sources.
Free Water Inc. (FWI)
Engages in the design and construction of water distribution systems, wastewater treatment, water resource development, and management of water supply and septage facilities.
Aqua World Systems, Inc. (AWSI)
Specializes in the construction, operation, and maintenance of water supply, waste and sewerage systems, irrigation, and flood control services.
