PPC sees 15% gain in digital invoicing in Romania

Business Forum
PPC Energie has announced significant growth in the adoption of its digital services, with over half of its approximately 3 million customers now actively using the myPPC application. 

The company has surpassed 1.7 million consumption places for which it issues electronic invoices, marking a nearly 15% increase in electronic invoices issued in H1 2025 compared to the same period in 2024. 

Ionuț Dună, General Manager of PPC Energie, said: "Currently, more than half of our customer base uses the myPPC app, more than 14,000 consumers have visited the myEnergy Coach PPC platform at least once, 3.9 million bills have been paid through the myPPC app since the beginning of this year." 

The myPPC app serves as a central hub for customers to submit their energy index, conveniently pay monthly bills, check payment balances, and access various other functionalities. 

The platform also hosts commercial offers, enabling both existing and prospective customers to submit online requests for energy, electricity, or natural gas supply contracts, as well as value-added products. 

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