MH Poly-Electromechs, Inc., Philippines (MHP) participated in the Energy Management Forum 2026, held at the University of Santo Tomas in Manila, bringing together students, engineers, faculty members and industry professionals to exchange knowledge on the latest developments and challenges in energy management.

As one of the invited speakers, Engr. Erika Dela Rosa represented MHP with a presentation titled “Understanding Harmonics,” highlighting the impact of electrical harmonics on power quality, equipment reliability, operational efficiency and maintenance costs. The session provided participants with a practical understanding of how harmonic distortion can affect electrical systems, particularly within academic and institutional environments.

The presentation also explored practical approaches to harmonic mitigation, including the application of the Sinexcel Active Harmonic Filter to reduce harmonic distortion, improve power factor and enhance overall system stability.

Through technical knowledge sharing and industry collaboration, MHP continues to strengthen awareness of power quality solutions and provide practical technologies that help institutions and hospitals build safer, more efficient and reliable electrical systems.